Some objects withstand trends and endure for decades without losing their relevance. The Costanza, designed by Paolo Rizzatto for Luceplan in 1986, is one of those rare examples. Forty years after its launch, it continues to establish itself as a benchmark in contemporary lighting design, thanks to the balanced combination of formal simplicity, technological innovation, and a remarkable ability to adapt to the most diverse environments.

Since its creation, the Costanza has stood out for its discreet and intelligent approach to lighting. The light and essential structure, combined with a diffuser that softens and distributes light in a welcoming way, has made it a constant presence in residential, professional, and hospitality settings.
To mark the 40th anniversary of this classic, Luceplan presents a new collection of diffusers that reinterprets the identity of the Costanza without altering its essence. The white lampshade now gains a new dimension through three distinct patterns, capable of transforming the luminaire's surface into a subtle graphic presence.

This update reflects the philosophy that has always been present in the work of Paolo Rizzatto and Luceplan: evolving without breaking with tradition. The new patterns renew the visual language of the Costanza, preserving the balance, lightness, and formal clarity that have made it one of the brand's greatest icons.
Discover the Luceplan collection at Paris:Sete.



