Bitossi Vaso Tagliato Collezione AccessThe Vaso Tagliato is a sculptural ceramic vase originally designed by Aldo Londi in 1971. Its form is hand thrown in refractory red clay and features a distinctive symmetrical cut across the upper section. The exterior is finished in a deep brown glaze, while the interior reveals a contrasting glossy yellow or white enamel, depending on the edition. This interplay of form and colour exemplifies Londis modernist approach, where structural interventions

Convenient USB-C and wireless charging options ensure effortless recharging

textural and full of character

the Oblo is best suspended in a pendant

cafes and restaurants

while the charming white opal sphere diffuser ensures that the light is evenly distributed

The distinctive shell

the J80 chair from FDB Mobler is a testament to timeless design

Frost collaborated closely with Le Klint to conceive a pendant that effortlessly transcends conventions

Available in LED and dimmer options so you can personalise this light to the illumination you desire

minimal look that suits a range of interiors

comfortable and strikingly handsome side chair's delicate filigree appearance belies its strength and durability

The shade produces both direct and diffused illumination through the translucent stone or glass