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Happy to see my « Bambu’ » floor lamp model, in the May issue of in the Still Life section 🙏🤍🎋I love this set by 📸 ,...
22/05/2026

Happy to see my « Bambu’ » floor lamp model, in the May issue of in the Still Life section 🙏🤍🎋
I love this set by 📸 , floral design by


Felice di condividere le foto della targa ricevuta da .mam per la nostra lampada “Sipario” che concorre al XXIX Compa...
18/05/2026

Felice di condividere le foto della targa ricevuta da .mam per la nostra lampada “Sipario” che concorre al XXIX Compasso d’oro ADI.
“Sipario” e’ un sistema di lampade a sospensione sviluppate in tre diversi moduli proposte in 5 diverse configurazioni.
Questo sistema è’ “aperto” : prevede che il fruitore intervenga lui stesso nella composizione dello spazio rispetto alla quantità di luce di cui necessita e al tipo di composizione scenografica che desidera creare del suo spazio .
“Sipario” e’ una lampada che trae ispirazione dal mondo stesso della scenografia e del teatro, le sue forme ondulate, realizzate grazie ad una lavorazione in vetro fusione, richiamano i drappeggi delle tende teatrali creando suggestivi riverberi di luce interagendo con la luce sia naturale che artificiale.
Da accesa illumina, da spenta la luce naturale si infrange sulla sua superficie agendo come una scultura luminosa all’interno dello spazio.
I cavi di alimentazione, tessili rossi, richiamano i vecchi tiranti dei teatri intervenendo sia a livello di funzione che di estetica conferendo un aspetto grafico e contemporaneo al tipo di configurazione che si desidera scegliere .

Happy to see our An-tropico project 🐆🎋for in the April issue of , among the Salone previews selected by 🙏🤍🙏in this pre...
30/04/2026

Happy to see our An-tropico project 🐆🎋
for in the April issue of , among the Salone previews selected by 🙏🤍🙏
in this preview photo by
with a sample of “Traccia” carpet and “Bambu” floor lamp



Salone del Mobile is over 👋🏻 Thanks to everyone who stopped by to say hello and appreciated my work.Thanks to for a l...
26/04/2026

Salone del Mobile is over 👋🏻
Thanks to everyone who stopped by to say hello and appreciated my work.

Thanks to



for a longstanding collaboration over the years 🤍

📸N1-6 by
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Thank you to everyone who took part in bringing to life the creations presented this year at Milano design week

“Traccia”carpet
“Bambu” collection of lamps
“Gea” Collection of lamps
“Istante” collection of mirrors

Thanks to

Last day to discover • An-tropico • 🐆🎋🐆The installation designed by Gupica for is a neo-exotic scenario marked by suffu...
25/04/2026

Last day to discover • An-tropico • 🐆🎋🐆

The installation designed by Gupica for
is a neo-exotic scenario marked by suffused light, touchable materials and abstract marks.
In An-tropico, human intervention reimagines flora and fauna without imitation or mimesis, but by distilling it down to its abstract essence.

At the center of the stage, the “Traccia” carpet . Inspired by the 1970s, abstract hand-drawn marks reinterpret animalier prints, following the fiber’s nap to evoke and simulate animal fur. The lustrous surface enhances movement, recalling the natural flow of a coat. The contemporary aesthetic and discreet graphic presence allow it to dialogue naturally with a variety of interior styles and contexts.

The staging is also the setting for the “Bambù” collection, Gupica’s new lighting design project for the launch of Gupica Edition, the designer’s platform dedicated to limited editions developed in collaboration with leading Italian manufacturers.
Expressing an unexpected, minimalist aesthetic and balancing the genuine imperfection of nature and the precision of industrial design, it’s conceived to suit a wide range of contemporary living contexts.

Until tomorrow
Via Cesare Correnti 14 , first floor

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“Traccia” carpet designed for proposes a new concept of Animalier 🐆Minimal, abstract graphic marks reinterpret the anim...
24/04/2026

“Traccia” carpet designed for proposes a new concept of Animalier 🐆
Minimal, abstract graphic marks reinterpret the animalier print, moving beyond hyper-realism.
It’s design as cultural testament and visual memory, evoking the 1970s through an idea of freehand painting that complements the material, following the nap of the fibers to suggest the idea of fur without directly reproducing it.

The lustrous quality of the carpet’s surface lends a dynamic visual effect to the print, suggesting the natural movement of an animal’s coat and heightening the allusion to real fur. Traccia is thus a human interpretation, filtering and translation of nature into a singular mark. The contemporary aesthetic, discreet graphic presence and minimalism let it dialogue naturally with a variety of interior styles and contexts.

Discover “Traccia” in my • An-tropico • installation,
until April 26th
, via Cesare Correnti 14

📸

“Gea” the new collection of lamps designed by Gupica for The collection explores the relationship between light and mat...
23/04/2026

“Gea” the new collection of lamps designed by Gupica for

The collection explores the relationship between light and material through design language inspired by geological processes. The collection interprets the stratigraphic principle, transforming it into structure, rhythm and perception of light. Colored glass plates are rhythmically juxtaposed to construct a form that recalls a cross-section of the Earth’s crust. The balance of warm and cool tones evokes variations in minerals and depths, creating a dynamic, luminous composition that changes depending on where it’s viewed from and the intensity of the light. Hand-crafted opaline glass with serrated edges generated via parametric modeling is both a structural material and a light-diffusing element: light from the LED source in the center passes through the plates, illuminating each one with different intensities based on their placement and color, highlighting thicknesses, transparencies, textures and layering. The effect is a shimmering stratification, in which the perception of light is progressively transmuted, revealing the interplay between technology and material. Starting with a base module, a family of lamps was developed, with table, wall and hanging models that maintain the same aesthetic continuity and expressive identity. Each configuration is a cross-section of time, a luminous stratification translated into a design that pays homage to the slow, gradual formation of the material.
Discover “Gea” Visionnaire booth, Hall 11 Stand G22 H23


A happy moment yesterday seeing the complete collection of “Gea” for set up in dialogue with the different materials an...
23/04/2026

A happy moment yesterday seeing the complete collection of “Gea” for set up in dialogue with the different materials and colours at the Visionnaire booth
Discover “Gea” at Rho Fiera Milano
Pad. 11 | Stand G23–H22

The collection interprets the stratigraphic principle, transforming it into structure, rhythm and perception of light. Colored glass plates are rhythmically juxtaposed to construct a form that recalls a cross-section of the Earth’s crust. The balance of warm and cool tones evokes variations in minerals and depths, creating a dynamic, luminous composition that changes depending on where it’s viewed from and the intensity of the light.
Hand-crafted opaline glass with serrated edges generated via parametric modeling is both a structural material and a light-diffusing element: light from the LED source in the center passes through the plates, illuminating each one with different intensities based on their placement and color, highlighting thicknesses, transparencies, textures and layering. The effect is a shimmering stratification, in which the perception of light is progressively transmuted, revealing the interplay between technology and material. Starting with a base module, a family of lamps was developed, with table, wall and hanging models that maintain the same aesthetic continuity and expressive identity. Each configuration is a cross-section of time, a luminous stratification translated into a design that pays homage to the slow, gradual formation of the material.


“Gea” the new collection of lamps designed by Gupica for explores the relationship between light and material through d...
23/04/2026

“Gea” the new collection of lamps designed by Gupica for explores the relationship between light and material through design language inspired by geological processes.
The project interprets the stratigraphic principle, transforming it into structure, rhythm and perception of light. Colored glass plates are rhythmically juxtaposed to construct a form that recalls a cross-section of the Earth’s crust.
The balance of warm and cool tones evokes variations in minerals and depths, creating a dynamic, luminous composition that changes depending on where it’s viewed from and the intensity of the light.
Hand-crafted opaline glass with serrated edges generated via parametric modeling is both a structural material and a light-diffusing element: light from the LED source in the center passes through the plates, illuminating each one with different intensities based on their placement and color, highlighting thicknesses, transparencies, textures and layering.
The effect is a shimmering stratification, in which the perception of light is progressively transmuted, revealing the interplay between technology and material.
Starting with a base module, a family of lamps was developed, with table, wall and hanging models.
Each configuration is a cross-section of time, a luminous stratification translated into a design that pays homage to the slow, gradual formation of the material.

Discover “Gea” for
Salone del Mobile.Milano
Hall 11 Stand G22 H23


This morning, chez with old and new projects : SIPARIO suspension lamp designed in 2024 and ISTANTE, collection of mirr...
22/04/2026

This morning, chez with old and new projects : SIPARIO suspension lamp designed in 2024 and ISTANTE, collection of mirrors, now on display in Via Larga 13

The new Istante collection of mirrors designed by Gupica for Fiam Italia is inspired by Polaroid analog photography.
Istante transforms the idea of a captured moment into a glass object: the person looking in the mirror becomes the subject of their own everyday portrait. A reflective rectangle, a pure, minimal form, frames the reflection without dominating it, discreetly defining the space. The three-dimensional, almost sculptural frame enhances the glass with a custom-designed micro-texture that accentuates the tactile density of the material, and the gaze is captivated by its details. Istante is a mirror that invites contemplation, a witness of our time and place, an architecture of the gaze that gathers pieces of our presence and reflects them back as a newly emerging memory. Like a Polaroid photo, the mirror shows us the present, and at the same time hints at a memory of it, subtly interweaving identity with the time and space we inhabit.
The collection includes 4 formats, each conceived to generate specific relationships with the space and the user. The smaller sizes are meant for glance-in-the-mirror everyday use, subtly introducing the concept into domestic life, and can form modular compositions as well. The larger mirrors amplify light and space, taking on an architectural role and dialoguing directly with their observers, as the reflection becomes a personal, or shared, experience

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