'Martinelli Luce' is an Italian lighting brand founded in 1950 by its creator Elio Martinelli, a premium comprehensive lighting brand with a history spanning more than 70 years. From signature models steeped in history, such as the 'Pipistrello' lamp, to new models developed through collaborations with renowned designers, the brand presents a wide range of lighting and leads the global market. Recently, it has unveiled products including the 'Pop' series—which applies yellow as a new accent color to its signature Pipistrello model—the Multidot, a fresh reinterpretation of the classic chandelier, and a mini-size version of the Avro, showcasing to the world the strength of a brand that innovates without pause.
Inspired by the chandelier and reinterpreted in a contemporary way, the 'Multidot' offers a new direction both in terms of design composition and technology. The Multidot can be configured flexibly to suit each environment. Each cable can be arranged freely within a space, creating infinite combinations and allowing for a variety of arrangements, both regular and irregular. The number of cables and the number of circular LED lights can be adjusted as desired, making it possible to realize lighting interiors optimized for the space.
'Colibri' is Martinelli Luce's flagship system lighting series. Using a basic module in which an LED bar is set in a straight line within a long black rod shape, it produces a variety of series such as table lamps, floor lamps, pendants, and wall lamps. The modules are joined by circular magnetic joints, connecting very easily and in diverse ways using every angle. The body can be rotated 180 degrees to change the direction of the light, so the light—switched to uplight or downlight—can be used as direct or indirect lighting.
The 'Luna OP Series' can create various forms by combining ring lights in three sizes with diameters of 50, 80, and 120 cm. True to its name meaning 'moon,' it emits light softly along the circular line. It is designed with LED modules and an opal methacrylate diffuser panel to minimize glare while producing bright light. Depending on the product combination, it can be applied as a dining light, room light, or living room light, and by combining the three sizes it can also be used like a modern chandelier in a multi-story space. It comes in four colors: white, black, gold, and copper.
'Lady Galala' is a pendant light that combines three diffuser modules of different sizes and colors. Its distinctive feature is that the design can be easily changed by altering the order of the modules and flipping them when assembling them. Assembled, the Lady Galala evokes the sun and the sea—with yellows and oranges like the glow of sunset reflected on the sand at dusk, and blues and whites like the foam of the sea created by the waves. By configuring and combining the three modules in various colors, you can always create new lighting to suit the space. Each module can be ordered in four colors: yellow, orange, blue, and white.
Meanwhile, Globian is the official Korean importer of Martinelli Luce, supplying a variety of Martinelli Luce lighting products domestically. Founded in 2001, Globian is a lighting specialist brand that imports European lighting brands and introduces them to Korea; it distributes lighting domestically from its headquarters showroom in Nonhyeon-dong. It offers a diverse lighting collection ranging from classic and contemporary lighting to modern design lighting. 02-597-0111
Reporter Lee Seok-hyun
▲ Multidot
▲ Colibri Magnetic is a lighting fixture composed by connecting 130 cm basic modules to one another with magnets. By adjusting the height of each segment differently to vary the tilt, the magnets act as joints, allowing the lighting to create a three-dimensional effect in a space.
▲ The Colibri System is a modular lighting fixture that composes a space by combining 30, 65, and 130 cm LED bars.
▲ The Colibri pendant and wall lamps are released as standalone products, so each can be used in a variety of spaces such as over a dining table, an island kitchen, or a study.
▲ Lady Galala