In this series from the social editorial project “What’s in a Lamp?” Lee Wagstaff’s geometric patterns reveal more than meets the eye, as alternate realities emerge beyond the surface and fairy characters and tales come to life within Foscarini lamps’ shapes.

Ery Burns brings the free-flowing spontaneity of doodling to Foscarini’s What’s in a Lamp? project. In each illustration, light becomes an immediate and imaginative expression, giving life to unexpected stories filled with intricate details, bold colors, and a touch of humor.

Giona Maiarelli’s latest series for What’s in a Lamp? blends Italian and American cultures, using collages to reinterpret the iconic Foscarini lamps by combining imagery from old magazines, books, and photographs, all reworked through the lens of memory and imagination

Illustrator Luccico, transformes Foscarini’s popular designs into a world of playful imagination.

A deep dive into the imaginative world of artist Kevin Lucbert in Foscarini’s “What’s in a Lamp?” Project

Completely restyled in the Caboche Plus version, more transparency, lighter shape.

A brilliant idea for an easier and more stable assembly.