A company specialising in indoor decorative lighting, Vesoi has been an expression of “made in Italy” for over 40 years with proposals for residential, public and office spaces.
The two locations in Arzano – North Naples and Scorzè (Ve) underline the strategic importance of Vesoi in the largest Italian production district in the lighting sector. A reference company for signature design that develops all phases of the production process in-house, from conception to design to production. It therefore produces luminaires characterized by a design designed to illuminate with flexibility of use and freedom of configuration. Open projects, thanks to the philosophy of simplicity that has always represented Vesoi’s mood, not only as a design principle, but also as a cultural approach and corporate vision. For the production of its appliances, Vesoi responsibly selects components with low environmental impact, guaranteeing quality and high production standards to ensure maximum efficiency and durability of the products.
Also this year for MDW Vesoi presented the latest news in the lounge of the historic L. Caccia Dominioni building in Via Pantano, where the sober modernity of the design brings out the unmistakable “Milanese canon” which, since its origins, has been able to skilfully combine elegance and practicality. The one presented by Vesoi was an immersive installation for the new 4080 project capable of presenting light with a lot of personality. Sculptural lines, transparent and functional design, multi-emission with courtesy light, the mixture of primary colours in LED or through a linear source with indirect emission with powerful high-efficiency LED strip (140lm/w). The table and floor versions are even more recognisable thanks to the new three-layer Glossy-fluo paint finish in four colour shades. Finally, great interest was aroused by the installation of continuous light with the DF bicolour lamps, a tribute fixture to the New York artist Dan Flavin. An extraordinary installation that invited us to reflect on the different interpretations of light and colour, in a stimulating space for the mind and imagination, in the monumental staircase, a distinctive element of the L. Caccia Dominioni palace.
