Tommaso Cimini
- Nationality
- Italian
- Occupation
- Designer
Tommaso Cimini is a contemporary Italian designer renowned for his innovative and experimental approach to industrial and lighting design. Born in Rome, Italy, he has developed a distinctive aesthetic that marries functionality, aesthetics and durability.
Cimini is best known for his iconic "Taraxacum" lamp. This lamp, designed in 1960, has become an icon of modern design for its creative use of industrial materials and its organic, nature-inspired form. The "Taraxacum" is composed of several aluminum spheres linked by metal wires, creating a striking, ethereal lighting effect.
His work often reflects an ecological sensibility, emphasizing the efficient use of resources and the reduction of waste. Cimini is also known for his exploration of new technologies and sustainable materials in the design process, always seeking to push the boundaries of creativity and innovation in design.
Over the years, Tommaso Cimini has collaborated with many renowned companies in the design and lighting industry, helping to shape the contemporary design landscape. His passion for experimentation and commitment to aesthetic and functional excellence continue to inspire designers the world over.
