Design by Leo De Carlo
Lollipop
Lollipop, artistic Murano glass lamp
Murano glass sugar-like discs combine in different shades and sizes.
The result is a varied and delicious composition which come in all possible variables: floor lamps, suspensions, wall lamps, table lamps.
A meeting between Art and Design
With its simple shapes and bold colors, Lollipop evokes the playful and innocent world of childhood. Dressed in an eccentric and fun pop style, the lamp merges Multiforme’s artistic savoir-faire with the latest lighting technology.
An oversized, illuminated lollipop, an optical game with a ‘60s vibe that intertwines the precious craftsmanship of Murano glass with a contemporary vision.
Designed by Leo De Carlo, Lollipop is a captivating piece that enchants with its lively and playful presence. It mesmerizes with the timeless beauty of handcrafted glass while inviting admiration through the wide-eyed wonder of a child.
Models from the collection
All our chandeliers are available in different variations and fully customizable.
Customizable and tailor-made
Available colours
LP1 - blueberry
LP2 - Strawberry
LP3 - Sweetmint Available finishes
J - lacquered black Don't stop at what you see, each product can be customized in the color and finish you prefer
Designer
Born in Venice in 1972. He graduated in Industrial Design at the Milan Polytechnic.
After an experience in the field of goldsmith design, he arrives in Philippe Starck’s studio. In Paris he is fascinated by design capable of expressing traditional craftsmanship in a contemporary key. Back in Italy he pursues these expressions by starting to collaborate with companies in which manual skill is a distinguishing element of production.
The son of antique dealers specialised in Venetian glass art, De Carlo re-elaborates the different craft traditions with which he came into contact, through his personal creative universe. A mix of high culture and pop culture that offers a playful, at times disturbing, vision of the contemporary world.
Interview
INTO THE IDEAS OF DESIGNERS: AN INSIGHT
How did the original idea for this product come about?
The idea was to create a series of lamps inspired by the psychedelic culture of the 1960s.
How was the name conceived, and what does it mean?
Lollipop – a reference to the candy, inspired by the colourful disc-shaped forms of the lighting elements.
How did the idea evolve once it was translated into glass?
This is one of those rare cases in which the original concept resulted in a product that fully reflected the initial idea. We only slightly revised the decoration of some of the glass discs, so that they could all be produced using the glass-fusing technique.
Are you satisfied with the result? How much does it differ from the original concept, and what interesting elements emerged during the production process?
As I mentioned, the final product faithfully reflects the idea from which it originated.
If you had to choose a soundtrack to represent the piece, which song or artist would you choose?
Interstellar Overdrive by Pink Floyd.