A vase illuminated by the glass below, a table lamp, a stylised tree.

The traditional truncated cone-shaped lampshade, reminiscent of the foliage of the plant, does not appear as an exposed light bulb as is usually the case, but is illuminated by the diffuse light of the white glass underneath: the objects placed in the lampshade – simple dried flowers, river pebbles or scented candles – have a spectacular effect.

Romani-Saccani experiments with new combinations between two lamp bodies, creating a sculptural object that illuminates itself when needed to reveal its full artistic potential.

The Forest Mini lampshade is the portable, battery-operated and rechargeable version.