Name: Faro Suspension Light
Brand: Vistosi
SKU: VI-FARO-SUS
Price: 1404 USD
Availability: InStock

Faro Suspension Light

by Oriano Favaretto for Vistosi

The Faro suspension light, created by Oriano Favaretto for Vistosi, draws inspiration from the light signaling system it’s named after. The lighthouse symbolizes the connection between the sea and the land, its light serving as a reference point that conveys stability and security. The two glass elements, one featuring a transparent colored finish and the other a glossy white, represent the clear waters of the Venetian lagoon and the mainland. The diffuser comes in a variety of glass finishes, allowing for customization to suit individual preferences. The metal ring that unites the glasses represents the lighthouse itself: a central, secure element. The metal frame is available in either a matte black or brass finish.

The LED light source is concealed within the white glass, emitting a soft, even, non-glaring light, similar to the guiding glow of a beacon for sailors or fishermen. Faro serves as a design centerpiece in any space, offering visibility and recognition from all angles. Made in Italy, it guarantees high quality and craftsmanship. Ideal for placing above a dining table, in a living room, or in a hallway.

Country of Origin: Italy

Assembly Required: Yes

Complimentary Delivery

The story of Vistosi dates back centuries, starting in 1585. Although they can tell a story so ancient, their products today are nothing short of modern, crafting light fixtures for both commercial and residential spaces, shining, shimmering, and statement-making.

version SP S:

Ø8" × 12"H
Max cord length: 79"

version SP P:

Ø14" × 11"H
Max cord length: 79"

version SP G:

Ø11½" × 16"H
Max cord length: 79"

Designed by

Oriano Favaretto

Oriano Favaretto attended the "Accademia delle Belle Arti" where he had the opportunity to meet Emilio Vedova, an iconic teacher in his life. His popular professional successes include "Lubian 1982" award at the "Italian Academy Competition," as well as the working experience in painting art, gained at the "Bevilacqua La Masa" foundation. Favaretto took part in numerous leading international shows—"Eventi" in Milan, together with Zuccheri and Oira, the itinerant fair "I Fiori Della Metafora" with Plessi and D'orazio and the "Murano" award won by Oriano.

Noteworthy is the"Lampada d'oro" award gained in 1993 and then the "Prix d'Excellence," from Marie Clare thanks to his "Polipò" which soon became the lamp of the year. He cooperates with several prominent companies in the domain of industrial design. His artworks are exposed at the Glass Museum in Murano and in some other private collections.