Goffredo Reggiani, master of modern Italian lighting

Goffredo Reggiani (1929-1985) founded one of the most respected Italian lighting houses of the 20th century. Settled in Sovico in Brianza from 1957, he developed for three decades a complete production of lamps, floor lamps and pendants, at the crossroads of Milanese rationalist modernism and the formal boldness of the 1970s. With his collaborators, Reggiani Illuminazione became a central player in Italian lighting.

Architect lamps, chromed dome floor lamps, modular pendants: Reggiani's production covers the entire vocabulary of Italian lighting from the post-war boom. A signature to find for those who love light as an object of architecture.