Our lighting, in aluminum

Aluminum is a very thin, very light material, with high resistance in general and to oxidation in particular. Given its high impermeability, aluminum is a widely used material for garden luminaires. The Faro brand, as well as Anglepoise, create numerous aluminum luminaires; they advocate this material for their outdoor products to light gardens and terraces, even in the rain without worry.

Aluminum is also widely used for interior fixtures, thanks to its malleability. Designers choose it to create stunningly curved models, such as the Colibri floor lamps by Emiliana Martinelli or Bender by Northern Lighting.

Aluminum lends itself easily to a wide range of design styles: retro, for example, with models like AndTradition's Bellevue collection, where brass and aluminum blend to create a precious, slightly timeless universe. The Innermost brand, with its British look and feel, is also a good example of a company creating aluminum lighting fixtures. These highly contemporary lighting fixtures, such as Corinne Warm's Circus and Steve Jones' Cobra, make full use of aluminum's strength to offer models with supple, straightforward shapes, combining strength and finesse.

For electrical accessories, aluminium can be discreet and balanced, as with the buttons on the switches in the Bridge collection by Font Barcelona. For more pronounced accents, choose the track spotlights in the Airtek One collection by designer Edmondo Testaguzza.

Exterior or interior, aluminum fixtures fit into any space.