Bilia category_accessories ergonomics and aesthetics took precedence

ergonomics and aesthetics took precedence over cost-minimising industrial production

between which the roller shutters run on a track and disappear when opened

A modern interpretation of the chandelier

individually upholstered elements are held within the frame and through a range of frame configurations

A pure cylindrical form

Bilia category_accessories ergonomics and aesthetics took precedenceBilia Table Lamp by Gio Ponti for FontanaArte. A geometric formed table light, with a cone base and spherical bulb. The composition is perfectly proportioned and has extraordinary balance. A stylish lamp designed in 1931 and made using non reflective materials. The light is diffused and dimmable by the switch button.