Zava Net E27 floor lamp

Sculpture in the format of a floor lamp

Floor version lighting Net brings not only light into the interior, but also a distinctive sculptural element that naturally attracts attention thanks to its height and modulatability. Its design allows the shape and density of the grid to be customised, giving each piece a unique expression. The luminaire thus becomes a functional object and a distinctive artefact at the same time.

Light atmosphere on the scale of space

Thanks to its height and open structure, the Net creates a large-scale floor effect that spreads gently across the walls and ceiling. The perforated surface acts as a filter, refracting the light into decorative patterns and giving the room a natural play of light and shadow. This makes it an ideal choice for living rooms, lobbies or public spaces where light also has an ambient function.

Designed by Paolo Ulian

Paolo Ulian is an Italian designer born in 1961 in Massa. In 1990 he received his degree in Industrial Design from the I.S.I.A. Institute in Florence and in the same year he received the international prize "Design for Europe" at the Interieur90 exhibition in Kortijk, Belgium. From 1990 to 1992 he worked as an assistant at Enzo Mari's studio in Milan. In 2000, he won first prize in the "Design Report Award" at the Salone Satellite in Milan and also exhibited at the Biennale in Saint-Étienne. Since 2002, he has regularly participated in Droog Design exhibitions at the Salone del Mobile in Milan and in the same year he won the "Dedalus/Abet Laminati European Award". His work has been presented in numerous exhibitions at home and abroad and he has collaborated with brands such as Driade, FontanaArte, Droog Design, Progetti, Zani&Zani and Luminara. His work is characterised by a combination of simplicity, conceptual thinking and an emphasis on function and material.