Paolo Rizzatto's Unduetre Lamp for Ghidini1961 Blends Marble, Metal, and Glass
Italian design firm Ghidini1961 has unveiled its 2026 collection, expanding its furniture, accessories, and lighting range. The highlight is Unduetre, a table and floor lamp by architect and designer Paolo Rizzatto. The lamp features a cylindrical marble base, a curved metal arm offset from the central axis, and a truncated cone-shaped blown glass shade that diffuses light softly. Rizzatto, a graduate of the Politecnico di Milano and co-founder of Luceplan in 1978, has collaborated with Artemide, Flos, Cassina, Kartell, Knoll, and Molteni&C. His works are in the permanent collections of MoMA New York, the Victoria and Albert Museum London, and Triennale Milano, and he has received five Compasso d'Oro awards. Ghidini1961, founded in 1961, is known for its metal craftsmanship and contemporary design that dialogues with manufacturing tradition.
Key facts
- Ghidini1961 presented its 2026 collection featuring new furniture, accessories, and lighting.
- Unduetre is a lamp designed by Paolo Rizzatto combining marble, metal, and glass.
- The lamp has a cylindrical marble base, a curved metal arm, and a blown glass shade.
- Paolo Rizzatto is an architect and designer, co-founder of Luceplan in 1978.
- Rizzatto has collaborated with Artemide, Flos, Cassina, Kartell, Knoll, and Molteni&C.
- His works are in MoMA New York, Victoria and Albert Museum London, and Triennale Milano.
- Rizzatto has received five Compasso d'Oro awards.
- Ghidini1961 was founded in 1961 and emphasizes metal craftsmanship.
Entities
Artists
- Paolo Rizzatto
Institutions
- Ghidini1961
- Politecnico di Milano
- Luceplan
- Artemide
- Flos
- Cassina
- Kartell
- Knoll
- Molteni&C
- MoMA New York
- Victoria and Albert Museum London
- Triennale Milano
Locations
- Italy
- Milan
- New York
- London
Sources
- ARQA —