Name: Giogali Suspension Light
Brand: Vistosi
SKU: VI-GIOGALI-SUS
Price: 3024 USD
Availability: InStock

Giogali Suspension Light

by Angelo Mangiarotti for Vistosi

The Giogali Suspension Light, expertly designed by Angelo Mangiarotti, presents a contemporary reinterpretation of the timeless Venetian chandelier. This elegant lighting fixture is available in an array of colors, offering a versatile and eye-catching solution that is guaranteed to captivate anyone who encounters it. The Giogali lighting collection represents a bold innovation in the use of glass, introducing a modular system centered around a singular, meticulously handcrafted crystal element. This element, which resembles a hook, can be repeated infinitely, allowing for the creation of stunning, cascading light structures that evoke a sense of elegance and fluidity. The hook functions as the essential building block, shaping the overall architecture of the Giogali design.

The Giogali Suspension Light serves as a remarkable focal point in any space. Its central light source is strategically positioned to optimize light diffusion, casting a soft, ambient glow throughout the room. The suspension is supported by a steel cable and lens rosette, both finished to seamlessly match the frame, contributing to its modern aesthetic. Crafted in Italy with the utmost attention to detail and quality, this suspension light brings a unique blend of innovation, sophistication, and craftsmanship into any interior. Whether suspended above a dining table, a kitchen island, or as the centerpiece of a living room, the Giogali Suspension Light adds a refined and stylish touch that elevates the atmosphere of any room.

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.

Round:

Ø19½" × 19½"H
Ø25" × 21"H

Rectangular:

31"W × 12"D × 14"H

Cube:

20"W × 20"D × 20"H

Oval:

47"W × 24"D × 15"H

Max cord length: 79"

Designed by

Angelo Mangiarotti

In 1948, Angelo Mangiarotti obtained a degree in architecture from the Politecnico di Milano. In 1948 he participated on the preparation of the VIII Triennale di Milano, a collaboration that he repeated in 1951 for the IX edition of the exhibition. After a brief but intense experience in the United States (in 1953 and 1954), Mangiarotti returned to his home city to open his own design studio with fellow architect Bruno Morassutti in 1955. Their aim was to create industrial design products and oversee the redevelopment, restoration and construction of residential and public buildings. Their collaboration lasted a relatively short time, ending in 1960. During his stay in the U.S., Mangiarotti came into contact with important names on the international scene such as Frank Lloyd Wright, Walter Gropius, Mies van der Rohe and Konrad Wachsmann. In 1957 he participated in the construction of the Feltre district in Milan. Two years later he produced the first version of one of his most famous industrial design objects: the “59” chair. Over the years, his activity as a designer continued while he progressed as an architect. Throughout the years he kept teaching while still designing. His works for the Italian company Vistosi are also famous, such as the Giogali chandelier designed in 1967, one of the artist’s most memorable works. He published a book called “In nome dell’architettura” in 1987.