It combines various light sources with a high level of visual comfort, creating a unique feeling of the play of light and shadow.

"Light Coming from the Shadows"

Erwan Bouroullec

Wireless table lamp. The design is based on simplicity: a classical form inspired by the work of Adolf Loos (Austrian architect).

On the occasion of Milan Design Week 2023, Flos presented the My Circuit collection with the installation Six Acts – My Circuit. The collection presents six different household scenarios, expressing the creative and functional versatility of the models presented.

Unique chandelier created in 1958. The model combines the brightness of traditional chandeliers and 1950s modernist style with a touch of simplistic industrial aesthetics. The updated lamp is smaller and sleeker, while maintaining the same design and appeal, expanding the capabilities of the iconic model.

The Bellhop lamp is like a modern candle, creating atmospheric lighting.

In its latest version, the luminaire integrates seamlessly into the architecture of the room, placing it on the wall and directing the light upward thanks to the new optical technology patented by Flos, which allows the light to be directed and diffused upward rather than onto the wall

All elements of the lamp are inspired by the game "bielboke", which originated in France in the 16th century. Creating an atmosphere of “play”, an emotional connection is achieved through a combination of balance of shapes, materials and colors. The designer always strives for simplicity (in production, assembly and aesthetics) and durability as key elements of good design.

Universal cone lamp made of environmentally friendly polypropylene obtained from industrial waste. The hook handle also doubles as a cable winder for added functionality and a custom look.

The lamp represents the perfect combination of craftsmanship and technology, functionality and aesthetics. In the In Vitro collection, flashlights “disappear”, and the main character becomes a soft and warm light created using Edge Led technology.

A thin tubular colored mesh intertwines with each other, forming an elegant pattern that can complement and enhance any space in a new way. The diffused light emitted by the lamp comes from the same elements that make up the dome of the housing, and envelops the environment in a soft and comfortable light.

Taccia table lamp, designed in 1962 using the idea of ​​an inverted ceiling light. Thanks to its unique shape and style, it immediately took its rightful place in the history of design. For 2023, the Taccia Matte White is a reimagined masterpiece of the modern era with the utmost respect to the original.

The model is the winner of the prestigious EDIDA Award 2018, which is the “Oscar” of the design world and takes place as part of the Salone del Mobile in Milan. The compositions offer a wide range of configurations: from the creation of small hanging elements to large sculptural installations.