Andalusia Lamp

The Andalusia is Mario Luca Giusti's most architectural piece — a rechargeable LED lamp whose silhouette draws from the arched geometry of Moorish design, rendered in Florentine Synthetic Crystal and burnished brass. Soft light pools through the clear acrylic body the way afternoon sun filters through a latticed screen, casting the kind of warmth that turns any table into a destination.

In Florence, Mario Luca Giusti has long played with borrowed forms — Baroque silhouettes in POP colors, crystal habits in lightweight polymer. With Andalusia, the design reaches toward Al-Andalus: horseshoe arches, the interplay of shadow and translucence, a visual language that carries deep resonance across both Mediterranean and Gulf culture. Italian precision, filtered through an older elegance.

Cordless and USB-rechargeable, it moves freely — from the dining table to the terrace, from a tiled courtyard to a yacht deck lit for a late evening gathering. In the Gulf, Andalusia suits the majlis as naturally as it does a poolside lounge, a single lamp quietly shaping the atmosphere of any space it enters.