In collaboration with Cini&Nils, Cuboluce - 10 Corso Como has been born. Designed in 1972 by designers Franco Bettonica and Mario Melocchi, and exhibited in the “Study Collection” of MoMA in New York, the Cuboluce is still a recognized global light. It is a cube from which both direct and loc...
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In collaboration with Cini&Nils, Cuboluce - 10 Corso Como has been born. Designed in 1972 by designers Franco Bettonica and Mario Melocchi, and exhibited in the “Study Collection” of MoMA in New York, the Cuboluce is still a recognized global light. It is a cube from which both direct and localized light is emitted, thanks to a reflector cover that acts at the same time as a switch. When the cover is raised the light turns on, when it is lowered it turns off. In the 10 Corso Como Home wireless version with LED source, Cuboluce takes on the characteristic texture of the 10 Corso Como logo.
