Iconic Lighting: The Masters Collection
A Legacy of Light
Some lights are more than objects—they are stories. The Masters Collection brings together designs that changed the world. From Le Corbusier’s bold architectural lighting to Charlotte Perriand’s human-centred approach, these pieces reflect decades of innovation, shaping the way we live and experience space. Developed in partnership with the designers’ original foundations, each light keeps a creative legacy alive, honouring not just form and function, but the cultural impact of design itself.
Le Corbusier
Often called the father of modern architecture, Le Corbusier reshaped the way we live through his radical ideas about space, light, and function. He pioneered open floor plans, clean geometric forms, and the use of light to define and enhance living spaces, ideas that transformed cramped, cluttered interiors into airy, functional, and harmonious environments.
But his genius went beyond buildings, he brought the same clarity and precision to furniture and lighting. His lamps are engineered to provide perfect, indirect illumination, to complement architecture rather than compete with it, and to create a sense of order and calm in everyday life. Each piece reflects his belief that design should be purposeful, thoughtful, and above all, enhance the way we live.
"Space and light and order. Those are the things men need just as much as they need bread or a place to sleep."
– Le Corbusier
Charlotte Perriand
One of the few women to leave a mark on early 20th-century design, Charlotte Perriand broke barriers with courage and vision. She believed design should serve people’s everyday lives, creating furniture and lighting that are intuitive, flexible, and built for real life. Her lamps provide thoughtful, gentle illumination, enhancing a room’s atmosphere without dominating it.
Each piece reflects her commitment to simplicity, elegance, and usability, turning ordinary spaces into ones that feel welcoming, balanced, and alive. Living with her work is a way to experience her creativity, care, and forward-thinking vision every day.
"The most important thing to realize is that what we see and what we touch is also what we think."
– Charlotte Perriand
Heritage, Innovation & Today
These lights are more than decoration, they are cultural investments. They transform spaces while carrying the values and artistry of their creators. Each piece invites you to experience a legacy of design that continues to inspire.
"Tradition is a discipline, a defence against fantasy, against ephemeral fashions, against the harmful errors of mediocities"
– Franco Albini