Catellani&Smith - Sweet Light T table lamp aluminum

Fil de Fer is a lamp in shaped and woven aluminum wire illuminated inside by tiny bulbs. Designed and built by Enzo Catellani is his most beloved creation. It was born almost twenty years ago for a commission, but it does not meet expectations and therefore is not used for that project. She hangs in her lab, but every time she is seen on, she always manages to enchant. She has something special and magical. Enzo Catellani then decided to continue working to improve it. It will then be put on the market, becoming the most representative icon of Catellani & Smith.

Enzo Catellani

Enzo Catellani was born in Zibello (Parma) in 1950 and began his experience in the world of light in the late 1970s, taking over a lamp store in the Bergamo area, which gave him the  prompt  to start designing his handcrafted lamps. His lamps are true sculptures of light, characterized by increasingly precious finishes. For his products he exploits elementary forms, readily available materials and intuitive creations. The best light sources and the cutting-edge technology that accompanies them blend with a design to Italian craftsmanship. "Put your soul into it. This is the basic rule I set in everything I do and have instilled in the people who work with me."

Catellani&Smith

Catellani&Smith is an Italian company that works in the lighting sector and specializes in the production of lamps. A company founded in 1989 both by the tenacity and imagination of its founder Enzo Catellani and  blacksmith Logan Smith, known for its careful and unique craftsmanship. Catellani & Smith company, which — thanks to a combination of creativity and determination, and the input of an excellent team — led to prestigious successes both in Europe and around the world. The company’s unique production system and the particular nature of their facilities have made Castellani & Smith a favourite of designers and clients worldwide. In the following years, other collections were made, including "Luci d'oro," "Stchu-Moon," "PostKrisi" and "Sorry Giotto," which were used in several spaces, such as in the Dilmos showroom in Milan, during the O' Scià event in Lampedusa and in the outdoor gardens of the Milan Triennale. For almost 30 years, they have been making handcrafted Made in Italy lamps that redefine the concept of space lighting.