Jewel Mono

This collection, designed by Timo Ripatti and developed by Axolight, is the means through which the company turns to the world of design to exhibit its concept of light.

DoDot, the latest creation of architect and designer Simone Micheli is the new adjustable lamp by Axolight, suitable for ceiling and wall.

Layers is a collection of suspension lamps with a strong sculptural presence, obtained through combinations of different geometric shapes.

Mountain View tells about the wonder of a mountain enclosed in a transparent bell.

Kwic is a lively expression of graphic geometry, dynamism and refinement. Its asymmetrical lines are like elusive droplets that play with highly intense, luminous reflections.

With Poses, Axolight sets itself the goal of allowing the customer to create innumerable flat geometric shapes, as well as the transport and diffusion of light within interior spaces through the us

Essential graphic design and intense light. U-light expresses power and luminous efficiency emphasizing the aesthetic essence in a harmonious union that creates a strong presence in the space.

From the ingenuity of Axolight and the creativity of the designer Mario Alessiani, Float was born, a multifunctional and portable lamp, usable both outdoors and indoors, designed for different uses

Like a small precious jewel suspended between refinement and harmony. Jewel shines intensely, without dazzling, in spaces of any size.

Modular lightness and elegance.

Axolight presents the table version of the iconic Bul-bo floor lamp designed by Gabetti e Isola.

Ryosuke Fukusada, with his idea of Pivot, is leading us towards a mathematical dimension of design and lighting.

Softness of the atmosphere and personalization of orientation.

Cut expresses a refined design and an emotional light which does not dazzle, but wraps gently.

Bell, in its pendant version, reinterprets the dome shape in an original way.

Bul-bo lamp belongs to the series of furnishings designed for the Olivetti Residential Center in Ivrea by Gabetti e Isola (1968-71).