To counter the effects of isolation, light fixtures that are inspired by the natural environment that surrounds us.

Social distancing affects human relationships, isolation and lockdowns affect the relationship with the environment.

Not being able to go out and enjoy the open spaces arouses melancholy and the desire to bring, even at home, something that recalls nature.

Icons often draws inspiration from natural details and designs lights and shapes that try to convey the same harmonious feeling you get when looking at the sky or sitting and admiring a green landscape and the flowing water.

Nido. Small nests built with copper wire instead of grass and twigs. Nido is a collection of lamps with shapes entirely built by hand in wire mesh, with copper finish. Inside there is a bright blown glass egg, simply resting, like a real egg in its shelter.

To maintain the natural size of these lamps, there is no real switch. Switching on and adjusting the light is achieved with a touch, at any point, on the moldable metal wire.

Saggina. Copper wires like thin branches, typical of a light and strong plant at the same time, able to bend and resist the wind even when it blows hard. Saggina is a modelable and personal shape lamp.

Arbor. The light looks in many directions, as the flowers as soon as they bloom can finally admire, curious, what surrounds them. The floor version of Arbor is enveloping, an embrace of light and comfort.

Salsola. No one is the same as the other, due to an always different intertwining. Its dimensions are also variable, because each lamp is partly handmade. Like the plant, used to dry and arid soils, Salsola is well suited to be used both indoors and outdoors.

Nubes. Perhaps what is missing most from being closed at home is being able to look at the sky, look up and feel transported to reflect. Here then is the collection of Nubes ceiling lamps to remind us of the irregular shape of the clouds, passing and elusive. It adapts to compositions, so as to form a particular and personalized effect.