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Foscarini imagines, develops, and produces decorative lighting that seduces, surprises, and inspires—by day and by night, whether illuminated or not. Since 1981, Foscarini has been a leading Italian presence on the international design scene, combining the dual heritage of Made in Italy: artisanal craftsmanship and industrial expertise. The brand creates lighting forms and projects with a strong, expressive identity, designed to make people feel at home both in private interiors and in shared, collective spaces.

Foscarini is an Italian lighting design company with a simple but demanding ambition: to create lamps that are beautiful by day—as design objects that define a space—and beautiful by night, when they come alive with light. Each lamp is designed to transform a room and become a lasting companion for the people who live with it. At this year's 3daysofdesign, Foscarini presents new extensions to some of its most beloved families—fresh expressions that continue to evolve the brand's design language. A special place is reserved for Twiggy, the iconic floor lamp designed by Marc Sadler. Slender, sculptural, unmistakable—Twiggy turns 20 this year, and shows no sign of age.

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