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04/05/2026

Brillo Castello Magnum, our newest product presented at MDW26, represents an evolution in scale. This indoor suspension chandelier extends the original design into a more architectural and scenographic dimension.

Glass becomes a defining element of this evolution: sandblasted cylindrical diffusers soften and layer the light, while transparent glass cups at the ends enhance depth, reflections and visual lightness.

Curved, water-cut aluminum arms unfold across staggered levels, generating a wide and harmonious three-dimensional geometry.
104 high-CRI LED sources (208W) deliver a soft, uniform and enveloping glow.

A balance of technical precision and expressive materiality, where light and transparency shape the atmosphere.

📍 Cernaia 7, Brera Design District
Design by architetti
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13/04/2026

MDW26 is about to begin, and we will be there with a new concept: Glow – Light in Transparency.

The project explores Qu’s design approach to light, where transparency becomes the core material, a tangible presence, allowing natural light to pass through during the day, and revealing itself at night as the source of illumination.

A continuous dialogue between presence and absence, where light defines space without ever enclosing it.

📍 Via Cernaia 7, Brera Design District
April 20–25

Technical Partner: Truedesign, ricci marmi, modularte, il podere san fiorano

20/03/2026

Set in Maratea, Hotel Santavenere is immersed in a landscape of rare balance and intensity.

The lighting design by Light Company is conceived as a subtle dialogue between architecture and nature, where light reveals the park’s layered identities, its gradual transitions, and its constant relationship with the horizon, the sky, and the sea.

Outdoor pathways are gently defined by Magritte, designed by Studio 63, a bollard lamp conceived as a discreet, almost silent presence. Essential in form and timeless in character, it follows the rhythm of the landscape without disrupting it.

📍 Maratea, Italy
Project by
📸 Pietro Savorelli

13/03/2026

Beneath the vaults of the Compagnia dei Disciplinati, La Tebaide emerges once again. A fourteenth-century pictorial cycle of remarkable quality, brought back to visibility through restoration, regains depth, atmosphere and legibility.

For this intervention, the lighting system was conceived as a bespoke project, developed in direct dialogue with the narrative of the frescoes and calibrated according to strict conservation requirements. The lights, inspired by medieval torches and deliberately integrated into the architecture, were designed to belong to the space without asserting themselves.

📍 Siena, Italy
Project by
📸 gi2o

06/03/2026

It’s a pleasure to work with great professionals. Thanks to Marco Stignani for sharing this journey!

LD Marco Stignani

06/03/2026

Our Brillina rechargeable lamp takes its stage at Interni Magazine !

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Si chiama Brillina la prima lampada portatile ricaricabile di Qu Lighting.

Disegnato da Parisotto+Formenton Architetti, il modello asseconda una tendenza che ha coinvolto le maggiori aziende di illuminazione, e che risponde all’esigenza di avere una luce “nomade” e pratica, in grado di garantire un’ottima resa luminosa e allo stesso tempo di possedere requisiti estetici non banali.

Scopri tutto su Internimagazine.it nell'articolo "Brillina di Qu, la luce dove serve".

06/03/2026

Artificial light becomes the primary architectural tool where natural daylight cannot enter, as the element that shapes perception and gives structure to space.

A custom Nido is integrated into the perimeter groove, working as a grazing light that defines the walls and ensures precise visibility of the safety deposit boxes. The beam is controlled and measured, designed to support orientation and focus without excess.

Oblò complements the system, reinforcing visual comfort and continuity across the space. Together, these lights create a coherent luminous framework. essential for perceiving, understanding, and inhabiting a fully enclosed environment.

📍 Svizzera
Project by Interior Design Project and Artistic Direcction: Arch. Birgit Elsensohn
Lighting Project by
📸 savorelli associati

20/02/2026

Within the space of Santa Maria Foris, Tami, designed by Studio 63, is conceived as a precise and versatile wall luminaire, designed to integrate naturally into architectural surfaces.

Mounted on vertical planes, Tami provides clear orientation and visual comfort, outlining paths, entrances, and architectural details without visual excess.

Its compact form and controlled emission make it suitable for both indoor and outdoor applications, where light is required to be functional, discreet, and well-defined.

📍 Ravenna, Italy
Project by @ Alvin Grassi
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07/02/2026

In environments where ideas take shape, light becomes a silent partner: precise, balanced, and carefully measured to enhance clarity without distraction.

This vision took form at Orgate, within a project developed together with Parisotto + Formenton Architetti and our partner TrTruedesignwhere light and workspace design met in a shared language of balance and functionality.

📍 Orgatec, Colonia
Project by PaParisotto + Formenton Architetti Dario Breggiè

22/01/2026

Lunette represents an installation that explores, in a concrete and tangible way, the concept of the window and its relationship with architecture, transforming it into a spatial and luminous experience.

Set within the gardens of the Rocca di Lugo and enlighted by Qu, Lunette recalls the archetypal form of a house: a small, walkable pavilion composed solely of openings. Windows at different heights and scales frame outward views while creating a continuous dialogue between inside and outside, between looking and being looked at.

The lighting by QU enhances and supports this narrative, revealing the architecture after dark and turning the installation into a quiet yet expressive presence within the landscape.

📍 Lugo
Project by Edilpiù • porte finestre