An item suspended between art and design that transforms light into ethereal matter. Designed by Migliore+Servetto, Lente explores the concept of luminous lightness, expressing it in two variants - floor and table versions just like two acts of the same visual narrative.

There is something dreamlike and visionary about Lente, a lamp that appears to come from a parallel universe where the past is tinged with dreams of the future. Its aesthetic recalls a radical and spatial imagination, a design that speaks the language of retro innovation, suspended between nostalgia and avant-garde. The surface matter meets the transparency of glass whilst sinuous curves and sharp geometries evoke the experimental spirit of the 1960’s.

Migliore+Servetto capture this energy and translate it into an item that is more sculpture than lamp: a true luminous eye, poised to explore space, capture and multiply reflections through a double lens that radiates flashes in motion.

Lente fascinates with its luminous essentiality, with that suspended delicacy that seems to elude matter. The molten glass, traversed by a disc of light, vibrates in concentric waves that expand along the surface like ripples in water, amplifying the perception of an almost intangible lightness. In contrast, the marble base anchors its form to the ground, offering a sense of quiet stability.

In the floor-standing version, Lente stands as a theatrical presence, almost dramatic, capturing the eye and redefining the space. In the table version, however, it becomes a discreet presence, an intimate companion capable of creating soft, collected atmospheres.