Luceplan
Luceplan is an Italian luminaire manufacturer — founded in 1978 in Milan by the three architects Paolo Rizzatto, Sandra Severi and Riccardo Sarfatti. The latter is the son of Gino Sarfatti, the founder of Arteluce and one of the most significant lighting pioneers of the 20th century; years of collaboration with Gino Sarfatti formed the founding basis. The company built from the outset on experimentation, research and quality as constant guiding values. In May 2010 Luceplan became part of Philips Lighting Consumer Luminaires (today Signify). The international profile is pronounced: export approximately 85% of turnover; approximately 2,000 points of sale worldwide; flagship stores in Milan, New York and Paris; offices in Berlin, Copenhagen and further metropolises.
Awards: 7 Compasso d'Oro ADI (including 1989 for Lola, Alberto Meda and Paolo Rizzatto; 2011 for Hope, Francisco Gómez Paz and Paolo Rizzatto; 2014 Counterbalance; 2016 Ascent). Red Dot Design Award: 2010 Hope, 2013 Counterbalance, 2016 Mesh. 9 Good Design Awards Chicago (1999–2010). 7 Design Plus Frankfurt Awards. ADA 2018 for Amisol (Daniel Rybakken). Luceplan designs are held in the permanent Architecture and Design collection of MoMA New York. Product icons: Costanza (Paolo Rizzatto, 1986), Titania (Alberto Meda + Paolo Rizzatto, 1989), Lola (1989), Costanzina (1992), Hope (2006), Counterbalance, Mesh, Illan (Zsuzsanna Horvath), Amisol (Daniel Rybakken), Silenzio (Monica Armani — acoustic pendant), Trypta (Stephen Burks — acoustic), Flia (outdoor). Three product categories: interior lighting, outdoor, acoustic solutions.
The brand is good address for architects and interior designers seeking for residential, corporate office, luxury hospitality and demanding international lighting projects an Italian premium luminaire manufacturer founded in Milan in 1978 by Paolo Rizzatto, Sandra Severi and Riccardo Sarfatti and part of the Signify/Philips group since 2010 that with 7 Compasso d'Oro awards, Red Dot Awards, MoMA collection pieces, icons such as Costanza (1986), Titania (1989) and Hope (2011), designer collaborations with Alberto Meda, Monica Armani, Daniel Rybakken and Stephen Burks and a comprehensive acoustic lighting system portfolio — from interior through outdoor to sound-absorbing pendant lamps — and an export share of approximately 85% continues the heritage of Gino Sarfatti's Arteluce innovation spirit into the present.
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Luceplan
Luceplan is an Italian luminaire manufacturer — founded in 1978 in Milan by the three architects Paolo Rizzatto, Sandra Severi and Riccardo Sarfatti. The latter is the son of Gino Sarfatti, the founder of Arteluce and one of the most significant lighting pioneers of the 20th century; years of collaboration with Gino Sarfatti formed the founding basis. The company built from the outset on experimentation, research and quality as constant guiding values. In May 2010 Luceplan became part of Philips Lighting Consumer Luminaires (today Signify). The international profile is pronounced: export approximately 85% of turnover; approximately 2,000 points of sale worldwide; flagship stores in Milan, New York and Paris; offices in Berlin, Copenhagen and further metropolises.
Awards: 7 Compasso d'Oro ADI (including 1989 for Lola, Alberto Meda and Paolo Rizzatto; 2011 for Hope, Francisco Gómez Paz and Paolo Rizzatto; 2014 Counterbalance; 2016 Ascent). Red Dot Design Award: 2010 Hope, 2013 Counterbalance, 2016 Mesh. 9 Good Design Awards Chicago (1999–2010). 7 Design Plus Frankfurt Awards. ADA 2018 for Amisol (Daniel Rybakken). Luceplan designs are held in the permanent Architecture and Design collection of MoMA New York. Product icons: Costanza (Paolo Rizzatto, 1986), Titania (Alberto Meda + Paolo Rizzatto, 1989), Lola (1989), Costanzina (1992), Hope (2006), Counterbalance, Mesh, Illan (Zsuzsanna Horvath), Amisol (Daniel Rybakken), Silenzio (Monica Armani — acoustic pendant), Trypta (Stephen Burks — acoustic), Flia (outdoor). Three product categories: interior lighting, outdoor, acoustic solutions.
The brand is good address for architects and interior designers seeking for residential, corporate office, luxury hospitality and demanding international lighting projects an Italian premium luminaire manufacturer founded in Milan in 1978 by Paolo Rizzatto, Sandra Severi and Riccardo Sarfatti and part of the Signify/Philips group since 2010 that with 7 Compasso d'Oro awards, Red Dot Awards, MoMA collection pieces, icons such as Costanza (1986), Titania (1989) and Hope (2011), designer collaborations with Alberto Meda, Monica Armani, Daniel Rybakken and Stephen Burks and a comprehensive acoustic lighting system portfolio — from interior through outdoor to sound-absorbing pendant lamps — and an export share of approximately 85% continues the heritage of Gino Sarfatti's Arteluce innovation spirit into the present.