FUTURA

designer Hangar Design Group

Futura is a collection of lamps crafted from a single piece of blown glass, crafted using a special technique that creates a refined dual effect: the upper part is transparent crystal, while the lower part is made of colored, cased glass that conceals the light source. It is available in three different colors: amber with a brass ring, white with a matte black ring, and smoked glass with a brown ring. The version with an entirely clear crystal diffuser is also available with a copper or matte black ring. The collection is available in pendant, ceiling, wall, table, and floor versions.

Hangar Design Group

designer

Both architects, with very different personalities, inclinations, and skillsets: Bovo, with his strong organizational skills, coordinates not only the staff at Hangar's headquarters but also those in Italy and abroad, designing the strategic guidelines for the group's expansion. His aptitude perfectly complements Manente, who prefers to express himself in urban planning, product design, and interior design.

In 1990, after a thorough renovation, two old airship hangars located on the road from Venice to Treviso were restored and brought back into operation.

It is here that the creative agency's headquarters are located, and it is here that ideas for the future are conceived.

In 2000, the Milan office was opened, and the agency consolidated its national reach. The Milan office represents the hub for the international collaboration network. We continue to look forward to new goals and new territories. Hangar Design Group is today multicultural and multidisciplinary. The new challenge is to put our creativity and ideas at the service of global markets.

The following year, 2001, the inevitable encounter with the culture of the American metropolis occurred when the company entered the United States with a new headquarters in the Flatiron Building. The American experience influenced the entire group and opened the doors to a crucial market for the years to come.