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For more than five decades, Luminaire has explored design not simply as a collection of objects, but as a language – one that shapes how we live, move, gather and experience space.

We believe the most meaningful environments begin long before an object is chosen. They begin with curiosity. With an exchange of ideas. With a conversation.

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Exploring design, innovation, and experience of living beautifully.

Edra monobrand space in Luminaire Coral Gables.

Inside Luminaire Coral Gables: The Showroom and Its Design Services

Since 1984, the Coral Gables flagship has been South Florida's most consequential address for Italian and international furniture, lighting, and objects. At 18,000 square feet, it is both a living catalog and a working design studio, where the collections of Living Divani, Edra, and Cassina share space with a full suite of professional design services.

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Wishbone Chairs.

The Wishbone Chair: Hans Wegner's CH24 and the Art of Making

Since 1950, the CH24 has remained in uninterrupted production at Carl Hansen & Søn, a record that few chairs in the modern canon can match. Hans J. Wegner distilled decades of study into a single, resolved form: a Y-shaped back rail, a steam-bent top, and 120 meters of hand-woven paper cord. The making is the argument.

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Cassina Chair Tamburound Chair - Cassina Chairs Guide

Cassina Chairs - The Collectors' Guide

Few furniture makers have shaped the chair as a cultural object the way Cassina has. From their earliest collaborations with the European avant-garde to their ongoing stewardship of the twentieth century's most consequential seating designs, the Meda-based manufacturer remains the standard against which Italian furniture brands are measured. This guide surveys the Cassina chairs we carry and the ideas embedded in each one.

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Edra on the Rocks Sofa

On the Rocks by Edra: Francesco Binfaré's Geology of Rest

Francesco Binfaré's On the Rocks for Edra begins not with a frame but with an idea: that a sofa can hold the unpredictable weight of a boulder and the give of a cushion at once. This is a piece that refuses the conventions of modular seating and proposes something more original in their place. Each element is both complete in itself and part of a larger, quietly dramatic composition.

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Bocci 14P at Luminaire Showroom Event.

The 14p Portable Lamp: Bocci's Cast-Glass Sphere, Untethered

The 14p Portable Lamp by Omer Arbel translates Bocci's celebrated cast-glass sphere into a cordless instrument, preserving every hand-formed irregularity of the original 14 Series while gaining the freedom to move. It is a quiet argument that portability and material rigor are not mutually exclusive.

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Flos Arco Lamp.

The Arco Lamp: Achille Castiglioni's Arc Over Sixty Years

In 1962, Achille and Pier Giacomo Castiglioni solved a problem most designers hadn't thought to name: how to light a dining table from the floor, without touching the ceiling. The Arco lamp is their answer, and it has not needed revision. Over sixty years later, it remains one of the most studied objects in postwar Italian design, and one of the most copied.

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Henge Finds a New Home in Chicago at Luminaire

Henge Finds a New Home in Chicago at Luminaire

During NeoCon 2026, we welcomed Henge into our Chicago showroom, marking a new chapter in the brand’s growing presence in the United States.

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Cassina - The LC3 Sofa.

The LC3 Sofa: Le Corbusier, Jeanneret, and Perriand's Grand Confort

Conceived in 1928 as the Grand Confort grand modèle, the LC3 sofa places its cushions inside an exposed tubular steel basket, making structure and comfort visible as separate systems. Nearly a century on, the Cassina I Maestri edition preserves that discipline with exacting precision across frame finishes, cushion constructions, and leather programs. This is the definitive guide to understanding, specifying, and authenticating the LC3.

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Panton Chair by Vitra.

The Panton Chair: Form, Material, and Six Decades of an S-Curve

Verner Panton's cantilevered S-curve, first presented in 1967, remains the clearest argument in furniture history that a chair need not be assembled. Tracing its material evolution from fiberglass-reinforced polyester to dyed-through polypropylene reveals not just manufacturing history, but a shifting conversation about surface, weight, and access to authored design.

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Arclinea Los Angeles: An Evolving Presence

Arclinea Los Angeles: An Evolving Presence

Warm, welcoming, and alive with possibility, the kitchen takes center stage as Luminaire celebrates a new chapter with Arclinea Los Angeles, where Italian craftsmanship, hospitality, and contemporary living converge.

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Selby Lane Residence: Where Architecture Dreams in Landscape

Selby Lane Residence: Where Architecture Dreams in Landscape

Beneath mature trees and shifting light, the Selby Lane Residence reveals a graceful interplay of architecture, landscape, material, and daily life. Reimagined after severe winter rains, the home now illuminates with clarity and purpose.

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Milan Design Week with Luminaire and Interni

A Gesture of Gratitude: Milan Design Week 2026

In the calm serenity that follows Milan Design Week, moments linger. Through Luminaire and Interni, design becomes dialogue, connection, and a lived experience shaped by those who gather, create, and carry it forward.

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