Est. 1945 · Milan · Italy

Eighty Years of Italian Light

Oluce's collections, available exclusively through Livingspace.

The Oldest Name in Italian Lighting

Founded in 1945 by Giuseppe Ostuni, Oluce is the oldest Italian design company still operating in lighting. Its history runs through some of design's defining names — Joe and Gianni Colombo's Acrilica won gold at the XIII Triennale, and Vico Magistretti, the brand's longtime art director, created Atollo, which won the 1979 Compasso d'Oro and entered museum collections worldwide. In 2026, Oluce marked 80 years with "80 anni di luce a Milano," curated by Francesco Rota for Salone del Mobile. Oluce's collections are available in Western Canada exclusively through Livingspace.

VICO MAGISTRETTI
Atollo
A dome and cylinder silhouette that won the 1979 Compasso d’Oro — still one of the most recognized lamp designs in Italian history.
JOE COLOMBO
Acrilica
An early exploration of acrylic as a light conducting material, awarded gold at the XIII Triennale in the late 1950s.
FRANCESCO ROTA
80 Anni di Luce a Milano
Oluce’s 80th anniversary presentation at Salone del Mobile 2026, curated by Francesco Rota to mark eight decades of Italian light.

Vico Magistretti

Art Director, Oluce

Vico Magistretti served as Oluce’s longtime art director, designing Atollo — winner of the 1979 Compasso d’Oro and one of the most recognized lamp silhouettes in Italian design history.

Joe Colombo

Designer, Oluce

Joe Colombo, working with brother Gianni, designed Acrilica in the late 1950s, winning gold at the XIII Triennale and helping establish Oluce’s reputation for material innovation.

Eighty Years of Italian Light

The Oldest Name in Italian Lighting

Collection Highlights

Atollo

Acrilica

80 Anni di Luce a Milano

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