From Philippe Starck to Massimo Castagna, a curated selection of rechargeable lamps redefining the atmosphere of contemporary spaces.
Liberated from the constraints of cables, high-end lighting is tracing a new aesthetic of mobility, rewriting the relationship between light and architecture. In this curation, wireless technology is not merely a functional adjustment but a catalyst for design gestures that prioritize emotion and flexibility.
Through the sophisticated use of burnished metals, borosilicate glass, and induction systems, the most prestigious international studios distill the essence of light. They transform it into a vibrant, silent presence capable of inhabiting every scenario with natural ease, from the intimacy of the home to the shared rituals of social life.
Below, we present a curated selection of 22 iconic rechargeable lamps currently redefining the landscape of contemporary lighting.
Ghost Henge
Designed by Massimo Castagna for Henge, Ghost imposes a totemic presence, acting as a synthesis between the density of hand-burnished metals and the fluid transparency of resin. Through the central cylindrical volume, light decomposes into unexpected chromatic variations, lending the space a vibrant visual identity. Whether conceived as a nomadic, rechargeable volume or defined by the graphic stroke of a red silk cable, Ghost merges material rigor with contemporary sensibility. Each piece, meticulously finished by skilled artisans, preserves the authenticity of manual craftsmanship, translating it into a unique visual experience.
Bon Jour Unplugged Flos
More than a decade after its debut, the new edition of Philippe Starck’s Bon Jour Unplugged celebrates its anniversary through an emotional palette—ranging from French Rose to Stormy Grey—and the integration of Color Tune technology, capable of modulating color temperature from 2200K to 3000K. The Edge Lighting source now meets more flexible energy management, pairing USB-C charging with the efficiency of the Qi induction wireless system, while interchangeable covers allow the lamp to be dressed according to the mood of the evening.
Fleur Foscarini
Signed by Rodolfo Dordoni, Fleur elevates the concept of transparency through a borosilicate glass structure that challenges visual perception. The ABS lighting body appears to float in a vacuum, projecting a zenithal light that grazes the surface with discretion. The collection explores a spectrum from deep burgundy to porcelain white, defining a clear chromatic identity for a dynamic and essential mise en place, where function sheds the superfluous to become pure graphic presence.
TeTaTeT Flûte Davide Groppi
The ultimate expression of immateriality, the TeTaTeT Flûte embodies the manifesto of “light on the plate.” The transparent glass stem annuls the physical presence of the object, drawing focus exclusively to the convivial encounter. Thanks to magnetic fastening and a LED source designed for evanescence, the lamp sculpts shadow without ever invading the field of vision.
Gustave Flos
Vincent Van Duysen designed Gustave by elegantly solving the challenge of “circular design.” Every component is conceived for repairability, while patented asymmetric lenses ensure uniform illumination over wide surfaces. It stands as the ideal rechargeable lamp synthesis for those seeking extended autonomy united with a raw aluminum finish of rare material honesty.
Exteta x Riva Exteta
Massimo Castagna signs an accessory capable of crystallizing the nautical aesthetic of classic yachts into a volume of absolute precision. Crafted in polished stainless steel, the rechargeable lamp reflects the meticulousness of Exteta’s high-end finishes, acting as a tribute to the maritime refinement of Riva. A sculptural element that defines the character of the most exclusive en plein air spaces.
Parade Hay
Jonas Trampedach and Viola Heyn-Johnsen sign Parade, a luminous sculpture in blown glass that changes shape depending on the viewing angle. The square base and arched top define a geometric volume that serves as a plastic ornament even when extinguished. The design unfolds in various sizes and shades, inviting choral compositions where angular lines intertwine, generating a dynamic assembly of heights and chromatic variations.
Turn+ Ambientec
With Turn+, Nao Tamura distills the essence of the traditional lantern into an object of technological precision. The solid glass diffuser, hand-carved and polished to ensure unprecedented luminous depth, dialogues with a body rendered in black aluminum, brass, or steel. It diffuses a radial light that evokes the softness of a natural flame, surpassing the aesthetic limits of conventional LEDs. Waterproofing and an autonomy of up to 500 hours guarantee versatility in every scenario.
Royal Family Wi-Fi Zafferano
The integration of craftsmanship and home automation finds a complete synthesis in this project by Lucchesedesign. Part of the new Wi-Fi generation, the Royal Family facilitates centralized management via app, with color temperature regulation ranging from 2200K to 4000K. The die-cast aluminum body is enriched with glass elements, elevating the lamp to an object of incredible elegance.
New Antique Clochette Baccarat
Marcel Wanders reimagines Baccarat’s heritage with the New Antique Clochette, where sculpted crystal acts as a multiplier of sharp, deep refraction. Devoid of cables, the rechargeable lamp diffuses a shimmer that fragments within the geometries of the material, returning a vibrant atmosphere of sober elegance to the space. An essential presence in both private and social contexts, Clochette defines the harmony of the environment through its sculptural essence.
Easy Peasy Lodes
Luca Nichetto infuses a playful and tactile character into Easy Peasy, a set of blown glass lamps that invite interaction. The dim-to-warm function allows for the adjustment of both intensity and warmth through the rounded knob, which acts as an instinctive interface. Sophisticated chromatic pairings enhance the tactile complexity of the surfaces, creating a dialogue where the sheen of metal and the transparency of glass coexist in captivating contrast.
Anisette Vistosi
Winner of the 2025 Compasso d’Oro, Anisette by Francesco Lucchese explores the semantic potential of latte glass through a system of crystal diffusers mounted without visible piercings. The architecture, inspired by an inverted lantern, uses the overlap of due shaded white elements to modulate the internal source. The name evokes the milky turbidity released when anise liqueurs meet water, translating a chemical reaction into warm, sculptural illumination.
Bellhop Flos
Born from the pens of Barber & Osgerby, Bellhop has become an icon thanks to its mushroom silhouette in colored polycarbonate. The direct light is softened by the photo-etched opal diffuser, ensuring glare-free emission. With an autonomy reaching 24 hours, it accompanies long evenings through an aesthetic that recalls pop modernism.
Knokke DCWéditions
The three brass stems of Knokke rise with calibrated asymmetry, a wireless lamp born from the partnership between Éric de Dormael and DCW éditions. Anchored to a solid steel base, the metallic elements diffuse glimmers and vibrations, liberating light from technical staticity. A point of departure from the rigidity of circuits is the intentional flicker: an electronic oscillation designed to emulate the vital instability of a natural flame.
Fenex Zava
Franco Zavarise proposes an evocative form reminiscent of an inverted chalice, designed to maximize light diffusion on the surface. Crafted in iron, Fenex permits customization through chrome details that accentuate its structural elegance. A concrete and essential rechargeable lamp, it ensures up to 24 hours of autonomy in ambient mode.
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Ghianda Icone
Defined by spun aluminum and opal polycarbonate, Ghianda is a work by Marco Pagnoncelli characterized by a variable-gradient diffuser. The progressive transition of material density shields the light source, neutralizing glare to return a crisp, velvety emission to the space.
Hymn Ambientec
Hiroto Yoshizoe reinterprets the classic chamber candlestick, translating the dynamism of a flame into a sophisticated system of magnetic refractions. At the center of the structure, an acrylic lens suspended on a thin metal support acts as a luminous pendulum, oscillating under the impulse of magnetic forces. Certified IP66 to withstand the elements, the rechargeable lamp pairs the precision of anodized aluminum with the transparency of a removable glass cap.
Beyond WAW Collection
Fernando Correa’s work assumes a multifunctional nature, conceived to act simultaneously as a light source, vase, or fragrance diffuser. At the heart of the project is the desire to reinterpret the dynamics of solar reflections on water: through the rotation of a deformed borosilicate glass cylinder, light fragments into floating glimmers, drawing liquid patterns on the walls.
Welcome Driade
Fabio Novembre signs Welcome, a portable lamp in ABS that also functions as a centerpiece. The transparent touch button regulates intensity and indicates the charge level, merging aesthetics and user interface seamlessly. Its versatility permits effortless transition between domestic interiors and open spaces.
Circ Estiluz
Inspired by circus choreography, the Circ series by Nahtrang Studio translates the geometry of acrobatic rings into a dialogue between luminous spheres and metallic profiles. Composed of a translucent beige polyethylene diffuser, the collection is defined by a rigorous and functional design. The induction charging base ensures daily operation, making the object a constant, dynamic presence.
Giravolta Pedrali
Designed by Basaglia Rota Nodari, Giravolta stands out for its 360° swiveling diffuser, allowing the light beam to be oriented with precision. The extruded aluminum arc serves as a practical handle, while the contemporary design remains lightweight and resistant. The magnet option introduces new possibilities for fastening to metallic surfaces.
Takku Artemide
Developed by Foster + Partners, Takku exhibits an organic silhouette in extruded aluminum designed for maximum visual comfort. The light distribution, controlled to avoid reflections on glossy surfaces, is supported by electronics providing up to 32 hours of autonomy. It asserts itself as a versatile companion for hybrid scenarios, where the rhythm of dinner fades naturally into relaxation or intimate conversation.