Autumn 2026
221 pieces, all made to order
How Terzani made light move
More than fifty years in a family workshop outside Florence, turning metal, glass and shadow into light.
In this issue
- The stairwell is the hardest room in the house to light Julian Reeve · 7 min
- The most important thing happening to lighting in 2027 is a regulation Priya Anand · 6 min
- Tom Dixon is not a lighting house, and that is not an insult Frances Ellory · 5 min
- The field around CTO Lighting is smaller than it looks Julian Reeve · 6 min
Lighting
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Na-ar
Slim cylinders of fluted brass, three centimetres across, ribbed along their length in the Italian pattern called cannetè. Each tube ends in a bevelled cut, and the light falls from it. The name is the Persian word for the colour of fire.
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Every piece is made for you, after you order
Nothing here sits in a warehouse. The maker builds your piece once your order is placed, and most pieces take eight to twelve weeks.
We confirm the date when you order and handle the specification with you, from ceiling height to finish.