"Prisma" modular suspension by Bruno Gecchelin for iGuzzini, 70s-80s

Designed by Bruno Gecchelin, an iconic figure in Italian design, this modular "Prisma" pendant light created for Iguzzini is a piece that represents the bold and functional style of the 70s and 80s. Bruno Gecchelin, known for his avant-garde creations that combine technology and aesthetics, has made his mark on the history of design with his ability to reinvent everyday objects while giving them timeless elegance. This model is distinguished by its garnet-lacquered aluminum structure and its neon lighting, which provides a uniform and pleasant diffusion of light. Its modular design, with a 164 cm long module and a shorter 100 cm module, allows for a total length of 264 cm, making this piece an ideal choice for illuminating and structuring large spaces. In good condition, this pendant light shows some signs of wear, authentic signs of its history. It fits perfectly into contemporary, vintage or industrial interiors, while embodying the refinement and innovation specific to its designer.