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25 Years of Design

Over the past 25 years, decorative lighting has evolved through new technologies, materials, and bold creative ideas while becoming an increasingly important expression of personal style. 25 Years of Illumination looks back at the standout decorative fixtures and collections that have helped define the last 25 years, from enduring icons and technical breakthroughs to unexpected designs that changed the way we think about light.

2001

Talo Collection

Talo Collection

Designed by Neil Poulton in 2001, the Talo won 5 design awards, became an instant best seller, and is still relavent today.

Random Light

Random Light

Designed by Bertjan Pot, Random Light is formed by winding resin-soaked fiberglass yarn around an inflatable mold, which is removed once the material hardens. The seemingly improvised process produces its distinctive airy globe and helped make Random one of Moooi's defining early designs.

Logico Collection

Logico Collection

Designed by Michele De Lucchi and Gerhard Reichert, Artemide's Logico Collection introduced a distinctive modular approach to lighting, combining softly sculpted, handblown glass diffusers into fluid, cloud-like compositions.

2002

Mirror Ball Collection

Mirror Ball Collection

Inspired by space helmets and mirrored sunglasses, Tom Dixon's Mirror Ball became an early icon of the designer's distinctive approach to lighting and helped define the Tom Dixon aesthetic.

2003

Castore Collection

Castore Collection

The Castore Collection by Artemide pairs a softly glowing glass sphere with a slender, luminous stem for a seamless transition between light and structure. Designed by Michele De Lucchi and Huub Ubbens, its deceptively simple silhouette has become a recognizable expression of contemporary Italian design.

Miss K Table Lamp

Miss K Table Lamp

Designed by Philippe Starck for Flos, the Miss K Table Lamp reimagines the classic shaded lamp through a distinctly contemporary lens.

2004

Coral Pendant

Coral Pendant

David Trubridge's first design, the Coral Pendant is an iconic example of modern, sustainable New Zealand design.

Z-Bar Desk Lamp

Z-Bar Desk Lamp

The original Z-Bar was Koncept's flagship design in 2004, and has enjoyed tremendous global success since its debut.

2005

Caboche Collection

Caboche Collection

Conceptualized to be as sophisticated and light-weight as a pearl bracelet, Caboche was lanched in 2005 and became an icon of contemporary Italian design.

Beat Collection

Beat Collection

Tom Dixon’s Beat Collection transforms age-old forms and metalworking techniques into sculptural contemporary lighting. The Beat Collection is found in commercial spaces around the globe.

2006

Twiggy Collection

Twiggy Collection

Simple and genius, the Twiggy floor lamp is suspended on a flexible stem just like a fishing rod.

2007

Gregg Collection

Gregg Collection

Designed by Ludovica and Roberto Palomba, Foscarini’s Gregg Collection transforms blown glass into an organic, asymmetrical form inspired by water-smoothed pebbles.

Scraplight Collection

Scraplight Collection

Graypants’ signature Scraplights Collection turns recycled cardboard into unexpectedly sophisticated sculptural lighting.

2008

Discoco Pendant

Discoco Pendant

Designed by Christophe Mathieu, Marset’s Discoco has become one of the brand’s most recognizable modern lighting designs. Layers of overlapping discs reflect and diffuse light in multiple directions, creating a dynamic interplay of illumination and shadow while giving the pendant a striking presence even when switched off.

2009

Raimond Collection

Raimond Collection

Designed by Raimond Puts, the Raimond Collection by Moooi turns mathematical precision into an airy sphere of stainless steel and tiny LED lights. Inspired by geodesic structures and prime numbers, its intricate open framework creates the impression of a star-filled sky suspended in space.

Atlantis Collection

Atlantis Collection

Terzani’s Atlantis Collection transformed fine metal chain into a fluid, shimmering cascade, challenging conventional ideas of what a chandelier could be. Its dramatic interplay of light and movement has made Atlantis an enduring icon of contemporary Italian lighting.

2010

Heracleum Pendant

Heracleum Pendant

Designed by Bertjan Pot, Moooi’s Heracleum transforms delicate branching forms into a remarkable network of LED-lit leaves. Its innovative conductive structure allows the fixture to remain exceptionally slender, merging nature and technology in one of Moooi’s most enduring lighting icons.

Vertigo Pendant

Vertigo Pendant

Constance Guisset’s Vertigo Pendant pairs dramatic scale with extraordinary lightness, responding to subtle air currents while casting graphic shadows across its surroundings. Introduced in 2010, the ethereal design became an early icon for Petite Friture and helped establish the young French brand on the international design scene.

2011

Memory Collection

Memory Collection

Designed by Boris Klimek, the Memory Collection by Brokis captures the playful nostalgia of a floating balloon in handblown glass. A dangling cord completes the illusion while doubling as the light switch, turning a familiar childhood image into an imaginative piece of contemporary Czech lighting.

Under the Bell Pendant

Under the Bell Pendant

Designed by Iskos-Berlin, Muuto’s Under the Bell Pendant combines lighting and acoustic performance in an oversized, sheltering form. Its tactile shade incorporates recycled plastic fibers that help absorb sound, creating a more intimate sense of space over dining tables, work areas and gathering places.

2012

Tilda Chandelier

Tilda Chandelier

The Tilda Chandelier turns simple wooden dowels and curved iron arms into a dramatic, textural chandelier and has been a top-seller for the brand since its debut.

Link Collection

Link Collection

Showcasing LZF’s mastery of wood lighting, the Link Collection is composed of layers of flowing wood veneer strips into a form inspired by the continuous geometry of a Mobius strip.

2013

Valeo Floor Lamp

Valeo Floor Lamp

The Valeo by Cerno turns the classic arc lamp into an architectural statement, extending dramatically into a room from a beautifully engineered wood structure. Its impressive reach, exposed construction and warm materiality embody Cerno’s distinctly Californian approach to modern lighting.

Neverending Glory Collection

Neverending Glory Collection

Designed by Jan Plechac and Henry Wielgus, Neverending Glory distills the ornate chandeliers of five legendary opera houses and concert halls into fluid, hand-blown glass silhouettes. Each form is created by rotating the outline of its historic inspiration around an axis, transforming centuries of Czech glassmaking tradition into a remarkably minimal contemporary design.

Book Light Collection

Book Light Collection

Designed by Max Gunawan, the Lumio Book Light disguises a portable lamp within the familiar form of a hardcover book, unfolding to reveal a luminous sculptural object. Its inventive blend of function, surprise, and playful design has made it a favorite among design enthusiasts and book lovers alike.

2014

Type 75 Desk Lamp Paul Smith Edition

Type 75 Desk Lamp Paul Smith Edition

The Anglepoise + Paul Smith collaboration gives Sir Kenneth Grange’s iconic Type 75 lamp an expressive fashion-forward twist through Paul Smith’s unmistakable approach to color. Beginning in 2014 and evolving through multiple editions, the partnership demonstrates how color alone can continually reinvent an established industrial design.

IC Lights Collection

IC Lights Collection

Michael Anastassiades’ IC Lights for Flos captures the seemingly impossible moment of a sphere balanced on the edge of a slender rod. Inspired by contact juggling, the 2014 design transforms a simple geometric gesture into an enduring icon of contemporary lighting.

2015

Glide Linear Suspension Collection

Glide Linear Suspension Collection

Glide brings warmth and materiality to architectural linear lighting, pairing a remarkably slender LED profile with glass or wood finishes. Available in direct and direct/indirect configurations with sophisticated color-temperature options, the collection demonstrates PureEdge's ability to make highly technical lighting feel refined and residential.

Living Creatures Collection

Living Creatures Collection

Designed by Marcantonio, Seletti’s Monkey Lamp brings wit and surrealism to contemporary lighting with a remarkably lifelike resin monkey clutching a glowing bulb.

Ambit Collection

Ambit Collection

Designed by TAF Studio, Muuto’s Ambit Collection refines the archetypal metal shade through thoughtful proportions, clean lines, and traditional hand-spun craftsmanship. Its versatile forms and considered color palette have helped make Ambit an enduring favorite among designers.

2016

Phenomena Collection

Phenomena Collection

Designed by DECHEM Studio, Bomma’s Phenomena Collection explores pure geometric forms through monumental pieces of mouth-blown crystal. Gradual shifts between clear and colored glass highlight the remarkable skill of Czech glassmaking while giving each sculptural light its own subtle variations.

Somerset Collection

Somerset Collection

Hinkley’s Somerset Collection balances modern simplicity with vintage-inspired details, creating a look that feels both fresh and familiar. Its versatile aesthetic allows Somerset to complement a wide range of interior styles.

Cirque Pendant

Cirque Pendant

Designed by Clara von Zweigbergk, the Cirque Pendant draws inspiration from the spinning carousels, balloons and colorful movement of Copenhagen’s Tivoli Gardens. Its playful striped surface and distinctive silhouette bring a more expressive character to Louis Poulsen’s tradition of functional Danish lighting.

Twiggy Collection

Twiggy Collection

Designed by Gregory Kay and inspired by the famously slender silhouette of 1960s model Twiggy, this linear LED collection uses a minimal one-inch profile to deliver smooth, uniform illumination. Its streamlined form, multiple lens configurations and tunable-white options helped turn an often utilitarian category like vanity lighting into a more integrated architectural element.

2017

Mila Collection

Mila Collection

Matthew McCormick’s Mila pairs pearl-like spheres of hand-blown glass with delicately curved metal forms, creating a graceful balance of geometry and craftsmanship. Its modular composition can expand into dramatic installations while retaining the quiet elegance of McCormick’s signature graphic style.

Bola Collection

Bola Collection

Pablo’s Bola Collection distills modern lighting into elemental combinations of glowing opal glass and refined metal forms. Its signature sphere-and-disc composition has evolved across a wide range of sizes, configurations, and finishes, giving the collection remarkable versatility and longevity.

Pix Sticks Collection

Pix Sticks Collection

Designed by Gregory Kay, Pix Sticks transforms slim LED channels into customizable compositions of intersecting lines, with individual elements arranged at varying angles and heights. Offered in metal and wood finishes with advanced options including Warm Dim and tunable white, the system combines the expressive freedom of a modern mobile with PureEdge's technical approach to architectural lighting.

2018

Electricity Collection

Electricity Collection

Debuting in North America in 2018, Buster + Punch’s Electricity Collection elevates everyday switches, dimmers and outlets into considered design details that were traditionally meant to disappear.

Dimple Collection

Dimple Collection

RBW’s Dimple centers on a thick, domed diffuser of solid-cast glass set against a minimal aluminum backplate. The glass transforms the LED source into a soft, orb-like optical effect, giving the compact fixture an unusually expressive quality for such a pared-back form.

Kelly Wearstler Collection

Kelly Wearstler Collection

Kelly Wearstler's extensive collaboration with Visual Comfort translates her fascination with materiality, proportion and contrasting forms into lighting ranging from restrained sconces to dramatic chandeliers. Developed through sketching, modeling and close collaboration with Visual Comfort's craftspeople, the partnership has produced hundreds of designs and become a defining extension of Wearstler's richly layered approach to interiors.

2019

Origo Collection

Origo Collection

Origo distills davidpompa’s material-driven approach into a pairing of rough volcanic rock and softly glowing opal glass. The contrasting spheres balance weight and lightness, while illumination grazing the natural stone emphasizes its irregular texture, a compelling expression between Mexican materials and precise contemporary geometry.

Up Down Collection

Up Down Collection

One of In Common With's earliest and most adaptable designs, Up Down reduces the wall sconce to a simple U-shaped silhouette that can be extensively customized. Versions in machined metal, solid brass, hand-blown glass and slip-cast ceramic are assembled to order in the brand's Brooklyn studio, making the series a clear expression of its modular, collaborative approach to design.

Grace Collection

Grace Collection

Designed by Sean Lavin, the Grace Chandelier pairs the organic texture of an oak outer ring with a slender inner ring of integrated LEDs, casting softly diffused light both upward and downward. Since its debut, Grace has remained a consistent bestseller, reflecting the enduring appeal of its warm materiality and minimalist form.

2020

Lunar Pendant

Lunar Pendant

Designed by Virginia Sin and handmade in Brooklyn, the Lunar Pendant translates the phases of the moon into ceramic form: a curved shade partially eclipses the exposed globe while four stoneware rings orbit the cord above. The late 2010s and early 2020s marked a shift towards organic feeling materials.

Pina Collection

Pina Collection

The lamp that took over New York City. With a slender stem, a compact head and candle-like proportions, Pina distills the cordless table lamp into an exceptionally minimal form. It has become one of Zafferano’s signature portable lights and a recognizable example of the cordless lighting category.

2021

Plusminus Collection

Plusminus Collection

Designed by Stefan Diez, Vibia's Plusminus Collection reimagines architectural lighting with an innovative conductive textile belt that allows luminaires to be positioned freely.

Wick Portable Lamp

Wick Portable Lamp

Introduced in 2017, Graypants’ Wick reimagined the candle as a portable LED lantern, anticipating the rise of cordless lighting with its warm glow and go-anywhere design.

Koine Collection

Koine Collection

Introduced in 2022, Luceplan’s Koine Collection captured a growing shift toward lighting that is visually minimal yet increasingly sophisticated in its performance. Its archetypal form, advanced optics, and acoustic capabilities continue to resonate as interiors demand more from seemingly simple designs.

Muse Collection

Muse Collection

The Muse reimagines the traditional lantern as a refined portable light, pairing Tala's LED technology with a durable, repairable design intended for indoor and outdoor use. Its compact silhouette, distinctive handle and carefully considered finishes make it a contemporary interpretation of an enduring lighting archetype.

2022

Flora by Sophie Lou Jacobsen Collection

Flora by Sophie Lou Jacobsen Collection

In Common With's collaboration with Sophie Lou Jacobsen began with Flora, a collection inspired by botanical forms and traditional Venetian glassmaking. Hand-blown, mold-blown and slumped glass gives its expressive silhouettes an individual character, bringing Jacobsen's playful approach to glass into a sophisticated lighting system.

2023

Melt Linear Chandelier

Melt Linear Chandelier

Designed by Workshop/APD, the Melt Chandelier captures the fluidity of molten glass through clear cast-glass drops suspended from antique brass-plated iron. Its flexible, multi-point arrangement enhances the sense of movement while allowing for a more customized installation.

Addis Collection

Addis Collection

Crystorama’s Addis Collection gives the classic crystal chandelier a contemporary edge, pairing cascading crystal strands with bold geometric metalwork. Its mix of glamour and modern structure helped make crystal lighting feel fresh again.

2024

Nephele Chandelier

Nephele Chandelier

Nephele builds an ethereal composition around luminous glass forms and slender metalwork, giving the chandelier an airy, cloud-like quality befitting its mythological name. Integrated LED illumination keeps the focus on the layered composition, balancing decorative drama with a distinctly contemporary profile.

Snaps Collection

Snaps Collection

Designed by Andy Morter for Hubbardton Forge's ART + ALCHEMY collection, Snaps uses conductive leather straps to power LED modules without visible wiring. Its modular construction turns an ingenious electrical solution into a highly customizable decorative system.

2025

Solina Collection

Solina Collection

Designed by Gregory Kay, Solina transforms slender cylindrical forms into continuous 360-degree LED illumination. Its minimal profile and sophisticated light-quality options reflect PureEdge's ability to integrate high-performance technology into exceptionally clean architectural forms.

Waterford Collection

Waterford Collection

The Waterford x Visual Comfort collaboration brings the legendary Irish crystal maker's intricate cutting and craftsmanship to contemporary lighting. Traditional crystal techniques meet refined metalwork and modern forms, extending Waterford's heritage into a new generation of decorative fixtures.

2026

Flow Pipe Suspension Chandelier

Flow Pipe Suspension Chandelier

Flow Pipe turns flexible LED lighting into a freely composed architectural gesture, wrapping PureEdge's 360 Flex LED around a decorative pipe that can be configured into sweeping curves and loops. Its combination of omnidirectional illumination and adaptable form makes the system as much a tool for drawing with light as a conventional suspension fixture.

Trapeze Wave Collection

Trapeze Wave Collection

Trapeze Wave uses flexible illuminated tubing to create sweeping curves and loops of seamless 360-degree light. The system brings an unusually fluid, customizable quality to architectural LED lighting while supporting advanced options including Warm Dim, Tunable White, and TruColor RGBTW.