The wall lighting allows to ensure the right light in all types of space and at the same time to make them more elegant and decorative. Extremely functional and versatile, these lamps can be used both as supporting lighting and as main sources of light, proving to be excellent for illuminating dining rooms, living rooms, bedrooms, kitchens, corridors and entrances.

Wall lamps can be used to enhance a corner of the room, an object in particular, or simply to decorate the room without losing sight of functionality.

To create evocative spaces and scenic effects, the ideal choice is to focus on design wall lighting, able to be integrated perfectly with any style. The characteristic of design wall lights is to give character and personality to the ambient, managing to enhance even the simplest element of the room, perfectly integrating with the space.

Among the Masiero wall lamps we could find Nappe, one of Masiero’s most iconic wall lights. Created by Marco Zito, it is available in two different models and 4 colour options, integrated LED lighting.

Nappe represents the creative rationalization of tassels, a historical element of the sumptuous Venetian salons to surround the curtains. Its iconic and transversal shape makes it suitable for different uses.

Beautiful is also Honicé, designed by Oriano Favaretto, characterized by a metal band declined in an elegant matt gold, which surrounds natural onyx slabs.

LED light source both above and below, ensures uniform illumination up and down.

Also Ribbon and Iglù are creations by Oriano Favaretto.

The Ribbon wall lamp is reminiscent of a ribbon that wraps around an elegant chiffon, while Iglù is a sphere of double materiality, with half a full sphere and half made of metal mesh.

Posy design by Sara Moroni is a transverse wall lamp, with a simple but well-finished design. Made with a white Murano triplex glass diffuser supported by a golden brass frame, the lamp fits with taste and harmony in various contexts.

Palm, created by Mammini and Candido, is the modular wall lighting system, which allows you to create real lighting patterns. The simple design and modularity, combined with the wide range of finishes available, make it suitable for infinite uses.

Among the proposals of Masiero wall lamps we also find Horo, design by Pierre Gonalons, which thanks to its vaguely vintage style and very elegant taste is perfect to enhance different spaces such as corridors, living rooms and bedrooms.

Marc Sadler is the creative mind behind the Vegas collection, which consists of 4 wall lamps, thanks to the development in 2 sizes usable both horizontally and vertically.

Crek glass strips adorn a semicircular frame decorated with champagne leaf, creating a very elegant and decorative item.

A more industrial and minimal solution is Papilio by Torres e Bruno. Inspired by nature, it stands out for its shapes that evoke the wings of a butterfly from which it takes its name. Available in different finishes and in two sizes, it is suitable for both contract and residential use.

All Masiero’s wall lamp are characterized by the fine design and top quality made in Italy.

Author of the article
Alessia D’Alesio
Global Marketing & Communication Manager, Masiero