Reggiani

Italian lighting manufacturer (founded in 1957)

Founded in 1957 in Sovico, in Brianza, north of Milan, Reggiani was the creation of designer and industrialist Goffredo Reggiani (1929–1985). It quickly established itself among the leading lighting manufacturers driving the rise of post-war Italian design. Throughout the 1960s and 1970s, Reggiani developed a bold and instantly recognizable body of work: floor lamps with articulated or adjustable arms, arc lamps, modular pendants, and Space Age-inspired fixtures in chrome-plated metal, brushed steel, or brass. Their clean lines and technical ingenuity made them emblematic pieces of modern lighting. The company subsequently turned toward architectural lighting, collaborating with architects and lighting designers while remaining faithful to the pioneering spirit of its beginnings. Today, its vintage creations are highly sought after by connoisseurs of Italian design.