Anima Lamp

Anima uses indirect light emission, meaning the light is directed away from the source and reflected to produce a diffused, ambient glow. This approach prioritizes atmosphere over task illumination, making it well suited to living spaces, bedrooms, and hospitality environments.

Anima was designed by Davide Groppi in collaboration with Giorgio Rava. Groppi is a Piacenza-based designer whose practice centers on emotional minimalism, an approach that treats light as a sensory and psychological experience rather than a purely functional one.

Yes. While classified as a floor lamp, Anima's proportions and slender silhouette make it equally appropriate on low furniture such as side tables, shelving, or console surfaces where its drawn-line form can be appreciated at closer range.

The lamp is constructed in metal throughout, with a finish that reflects Davide Groppi's commitment to precision and restraint. The crown is formed as a thin, open circle, giving the piece its characteristic graphic quality.

Groppi's work consistently questions how little a lamp can be while still fulfilling its purpose. With Anima, the object is reduced to near-abstraction: a line, a circle, a source of light. The design does not call attention to itself but to the quality of light it produces and the space it shapes.