Luceplan

Heritage

Luceplan was founded in Milan in 1978 by Riccardo Sarfatti, Paolo Rizzatto and Sandra Severi. From the start the company set out to produce lamps with high design content, combining design culture, experimentation and aesthetic research with functional quality and efficiency.

Philosophy

Luceplan describes its products as light solutions Made in Italy, the outcome of a refined process of research and innovation: lamps meant to be timeless yet able to anticipate trends in lighting. Its stated aim is "the right light for every human activity", backed by a quality policy certified to ISO 9001:2015. Alongside products, the company offers service: an in-house team of creative and technical professionals works with architects and interior designers on contract projects.

Iconic Works

Many of Luceplan's best-known lamps came from its founders and close collaborators, among them Costanza (Paolo Rizzatto, 1986), Berenice, Titania and Fortebraccio (Alberto Meda and Paolo Rizzatto), and the D7, which won the Compasso d'Oro in 1981.

Today

Still rooted in Milan, Luceplan has a strongly international character, with exports accounting for about 85% of sales. Its range covers interior, outdoor and acoustic lighting, a field in which it was one of the first lighting companies to combine light with sound absorption.