Shapes and rhythms to light the space: Edoné wall and ceiling lamps

In the bathroom, light does more than improve visibility. It changes the way materials are perceived, defines volumes and accompanies different moments of the day: clearer in front of the mirror, softer in the evening. This is why it should be considered together with the furniture, rather than added at the end as an accessory. Edoné wall and ceiling lamps are designed to integrate lighting and composition, offering different forms with which to define a wall, flank the mirror or bring light closer to the basin. The Edoné Genius System© makes the system even more flexible: the power supply positioned behind the mirror makes it possible to create a ceiling light point without any masonry work. The visible connection becomes part of the design, allowing greater freedom in choosing the lamp’s position and height.

Horizontal Neon and Vertical Neon: one line, two directions

Horizontal Neon and Vertical Neon work with just a few elements: a slim light fitting, the cable and small black-painted end caps. The surface features a subtle knurled texture, a detail that becomes most visible when the light is switched on. In the first version, the line extends horizontally and can follow the mirror or basin top; in the second, it descends from above and introduces a more decisive vertical accent. The relationship with the proportions of the furniture and wall changes accordingly: the horizontal version creates continuity across the composition, while the vertical version can mark one side or bring rhythm to a broad wall. Horizontal Neon is available in lengths of 72 and 105 cm, while Vertical Neon comes in a 72 cm length. Both feature 3000 K LED lighting and an IP44 protection rating.

From a discreet presence to a more distinctive statement

Alongside the linear precision of Neon, the collection ranges from lightness to greater expressiveness. Hopper explores the vertical line in two configurations: with a single pendant, Hopper 1 can discreetly flank the mirror; Hopper 2 doubles the luminous element and creates a more dynamic rhythm. Stelo takes the same idea towards an even slimmer form, almost reduced to light alone. Edison and Botero instead bring the light source to the fore in different ways: Edison leaves the bulb exposed and, at 2700 K, introduces the warmest tone in the range, while Botero encloses it within a transparent sphere. Geometries soften with Balla 1 and Globe, conceived as single points of light, and with Balla 2, where two spheres arranged at different heights bring movement to the composition. Forms, finishes and colour temperatures vary from model to model; wall-and-ceiling installation and the IP44 protection rating remain common throughout. In this way, the collection moves through different design languages, from the most discreet solutions to those with a stronger presence in the space.

The right light for every moment

In the morning, clear, well-positioned light is needed; in the evening, the same room may call for a calmer, more intimate presence. The quality of the bathroom also depends on this transition, shaped by the choice and arrangement of the light fittings. Edoné wall and ceiling lamps help bring light closer to everyday gestures without compromising the character of the design. Slim lines, vertical elements and spherical volumes sit alongside the furniture, highlight its finishes and contribute to the overall perception of the room. Light thus becomes part of everyday well-being: not an effect to be added, but a design choice in its own right.