26 products
Catellani & Smith
PostKrisi 0049
From €1,064.00
Catellani & Smith
Macchina della Luce
€3,506.00
Catellani & Smith
Jackie O
€343.00
Catellani & Smith
PostKrisi 0066
From €1,742.00
Catellani & Smith
Stchu-Moon 02
From €1,078.00
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Lederam Manta S1
From €1,228.00
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Lucenera 504
€814.00
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Fil de Fer Pendant
From €2,356.00
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PostKrisi 0051
From €1,100.00
Catellani & Smith
PostKrisi 0049 - Silver
€1,292.00
Catellani & Smith
Malagola
From €1,285.00
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Sorry Giotto
From €3,163.00
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Lederam Manta S2
From €3,006.00
Catellani & Smith
PostKrisi Chandelier
From €1,692.00
Catellani & Smith
Stchu-Moon 02 Chandelier
From €4,548.00
Catellani & Smith
Sweet Light Chandelier
From €1,349.00
Catellani & Smith
Luna Piena Ceiling
From €1,635.00
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Lederam C150
From €835.00
Catellani & Smith
Lederam C150 Black with Gold Leaf
€978.00
Catellani & Smith
Lederam C2
From €1,100.00
Catellani & Smith
Fil de Fer Nuvola
From €4,291.00
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Stchu-Moon Spot
€350.00
Catellani & Smith
Lucenera 206
€1,057.00
Catellani & Smith
Turciù Ceiling
From €1,728.00
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Jackie O Chandelier
From €2,877.00
Catellani & Smith
Lederam C180
From €1,164.00
Enzo Catellani 1950
Enzo Catellani is an Italian designer, born in 1950 outside Parma. Catellani began making limited edition lamps in the 1980s, which he sold in his workshop. The lamps were discovered by the Düsseldorf-based distributors Renate and Peter Meese, who presented them at the Ambiente fair in Frankfurt in 1989.
At the fair, Enzo had immediate success with his designs, which were appreciated by visitors, and in the same year he started the company Catellani & Smith. The production, which is carried out by hand at Lake Serio in the Bergamo area of Italy, means that each lamp is completely unique.
Fil de Fer is arguably the most iconic collection from Catellani & Smith, which Enzo first designed in a limited edition and then produced for a wider market after its immediate success. Four custom-made pieces measuring two metres in diameter were created for the prestigious Victoria and Albert Museum in London and are on display in the museum café. In the garden of the Milan Triennial, there is a permanent installation with a diameter of three metres, which is made of almost 22,000 metres of aluminum wire and has a total weight of 350 kg.
