A Community for Contemporary Lighting Design

Frankie Boyle is an artist of light and soul, creating immersive installations with a deep emotional and communicative impact. A near-therapeutic experience, as she reveals in this interview.

The role of light in perception, from cultural heritage to well-being

Specializing in hospitality projects, YOD Group takes a unique approach where every concept is shaped by an in-depth study of its cultural, historical, and economic context, just like its interior and lighting design solutions.

For Andrea Isola, designing lighting for exhibitions and museums means tailoring solutions to enhance every artwork and its surroundings.

Under the leadership of Paolo De Bellis and Stefano Bragonzi, Studio Switch has developed a thoughtful and refined approach to lighting sacred spaces and artworks, highlighting how light can enhance both the sanctity of environments and the beauty of art.

Andrea Anastasio’s projects merge design and tradition to explore the narrative and transformative power of light.

Leading her studio since 2009, Daniela Colli is renowned for her bold yet balanced designs. From hospitality to restaurants, lighting is a defining feature of her projects, revealing every detail with precision.

Lindsey Adelman is an American designer known for her sculptural lighting that seamlessly blends organic and industrial elements. In 2006, she founded a collaborative studio in New York, where her innovative designs continue to redefine contemporary lighting.

Founded in Lucca by Alessandro Paoletti and Marco De Santi, the studio engages in multidisciplinary design, focusing on product design, graphic communication, and art direction, with a special affinity for lighting.