Luceplan: heritage and experimentation

During Fuorisalone, Luceplan returns with a curated selection of new ideas and original designs, each reflecting an ongoing culture of research developed in house and enriched through close collaborations with an international network of designers.

Innovation unfolds across concept, material exploration, and formal expression, coming together in two new projects that set the tone for the presentation designed by Zsuzsanna Horwath and Marco Spatti.

The spotlight also turns to an icon. Costanza, designed by Paolo Rizzatto, celebrates its 40th anniversary this year. To mark the occasion, the lamp is reinterpreted through three new lampshades featuring exclusive graphic patterns. A subtle yet meaningful update, the intervention refreshes the identity of the design without altering its essential lightness and formal balance. The diffuser becomes a visual surface, where light, pattern, and material engage in a refined dialogue.

Beyond its mono brand flagship store, Luceplan extends its presence across the city. At the ADI Design Museum, the brand takes part in the exhibition dedicated to projects shortlisted for the upcoming Compasso d’Oro, with Liiu by VANTOT and J-us by Alessandro Zambelli.

Meanwhile, as a technical partner of MoscaPartners Variations at Palazzo Litta, Luceplan brings light to one of the venue’s historic courtyards through Flia, Alessandro Zambelli’s portable indoor outdoor lamp. Looking beyond Fuorisalone, selected configurations of Liiu by VANTOT and Limetry by Alessandro Zambelli will remain on view from Salone del Mobile and throughout 2026 at the Archiproducts showroom on Via Tortona, as part of Fòco Living Notes, the curatorial project by Studiopepe.

Luceplan Flagship Store
Corso Monforte, 7 – Milan
April 21-25, 10 AM – 8 PM
April 26, 10 AM – 4 PM