Lighting

Reggiani

The first contact with Reggiani dates back to the late 1960s, when a young Bruno Gecchelin proposed a floor lamp to the founder, with a long telescopic stem made from a radio aerial.

Many years later, the studio returned to Reggiani, working with the founder’s son to design three high-quality spotlights with LED modules and a proprietary interchangeable-optics system.

Black-and-white photo of a floor lamp with a long arched stem over a round table with a chair, Reggiani — Floor lamp with a telescopic stem made from a radio antenna, late 1960s. Studio Gecchelin archive.

Black cylindrical Kylios spotlight mounted on a track, Reggiani — Kylios, 2012.

Kylios spotlight on a track seen from the side, with the heat sink visible, Reggiani — Kylios, side view.

Grey Revios spotlight mounted on a track, Reggiani — Revios, 2012.

White Revios spotlight on a track, on a black background, Reggiani — Revios, white version.

White Comma spotlight on a track, aimed downwards, Reggiani — Comma, 2012.

White Comma spotlight on a track in horizontal position, Reggiani — Comma, horizontal position.

Unless otherwise stated, images are sourced from Reggiani’s catalogues and published solely to document the studio’s design work. All rights remain with their respective holders, as set out in the Legal notices.

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