Est. 1962 · Italy

The Flower of Italian Lighting

Flos's collections, available exclusively through Livingspace.

Naming Light After a Flower

Founded in 1962 by Dino Gavina, with Sergio Gandini shaping its direction from 1963, Flos took its name — Latin for flower — from designer Pier Giacomo Castiglioni. Working with Achille and Pier Giacomo Castiglioni and Afra and Tobia Scarpa from the start, the brand became an icon of Italian lighting design, its work included in MoMA's landmark 1972 exhibition "Italy: The New Domestic Landscape." Now part of the Flos B&B Italia Group, Flos's collections are available in Western Canada exclusively through Livingspace.

KONSTANTIN GRCIC
Nocturne
A modular lighting system in hot-formed borosilicate glass and aluminum, offering direct and indirect light across floor, suspension, and wall versions.
ERWAN BOUROULLEC
Maap
An interactive wall lamp in ultra-light fibrous material, fixed by magnetic dots and hand-shaped into a personal, organic form.
FLOS ARCHIVE
Arco
Achille and Pier Giacomo Castiglioni’s 1962 floor lamp — one of the defining icons of Italian lighting design, still in production today.

Konstantin Grcic

Designer, Flos

Konstantin Grcic designed Nocturne for Flos’s 2026 collection — a modular lighting system in hot-formed borosilicate glass and aluminum, inspired by the sci-fi atmosphere of 2001: A Space Odyssey.

Erwan Bouroullec

Designer, Flos

Erwan Bouroullec designed Maap for Flos’s 2026 collection — an interactive wall lamp in ultra-light fibrous material that can be hand-shaped into a personal, organic form.

The Flower of Italian Lighting

Naming Light After a Flower

Collection Highlights

Nocturne

Maap

Arco

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