Radioso, designed  for Galimberti Nino, defines its identity through a rigorous control of light and a measured relationship between materials. The project is built around a solid ash wood volume, defined by an elliptical section, which houses an opal glass sphere.

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An element both essential and unexpected defines the character of the object: a leather strap that secures the diffuser and integrates it into the structure. A functional gesture that becomes a defining feature, introducing a precise and recognizable visual tension.

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Wood, glass, and leather interact without hierarchy, creating a calibrated balance between surfaces, textures, and the perception of light. The formal language is reduced to its essentials: no superfluous elements, only proportion, control, and material quality.

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The light is soft and diffused, designed to accompany the space without overwhelming it. The vertical volume introduces rhythm and presence, making Radioso suitable for both refined residential interiors and high-end contract environments, where each object contributes to the overall spatial composition.