String Light is both conceptually simple and bold at the same time, now available in Blue and White colours.

When he was creating String Lights, Michael Anastassiades was inspired by the electric cables which connect the overhead gantries to each other above the railway track. His intention was to transform this landscape viewed from train windows into an object of interior architecture.

A 50 year old best seller, now presented in a new edition. The story of Parentesi is special, and it draws from ingenuity, a pinch of magic and a lot of respect. The timeless Parentesi is light, affordable and dynamic with a simple bulb as the light source that turns 360 degrees.

Chromatica - a 1973 original sketch by the designer, Paolo Rizzatto, shows the original colours used by him to identify each element of the 265. The same primary yellow, red, blue inspired Flos to create this new version of the light. The 265 adapts perfectly to workplaces in which a carefully directed light source is required, but it's also ideal for the living areas of the home.

A new entry in the decoration catalogue, Oplight, by Jasper Morrison, is a wall lamp that's minimalist but an important design object at the same time. Oplight shows that lighting technology can be made with respect for the environment - no glue was used to assemble the different parts and so they can be separated, replaced individually, and recycled separately according to the material.