The collection is available in pendant and table versions, both designed to showcase the glass and the quality of the light.

The pendant version is distinguished by an innovative, completely invisible fastening system, which gives the diffusers the sensation of floating in space with extreme lightness, emphasizing the purity of the forms.

The table lamp offers the same elegance in a more intimate dimension, maintaining the expressive power of the design.

The use of an E27 light source guarantees maximum freedom in choosing the right light source, while the modularity of the collection allows Anisette to be used both as a single element and in scenographic compositions, adapting seamlessly to residential, retail, hospitality, and contract projects.

Presented for the first time at Euroluce 2023, Anisette immediately attracted the attention of professionals and enthusiasts thanks to its ability to transform light into a narrative element, capable of creating evocative atmospheres through material.

In the following years, the project continued its evolution, expanding the collection with a tabletop version, presented at Euroluce 2025, confirming the versatility and strength of the original concept.

The culmination of this journey came during Expo Osaka 2025, inside the Italian Pavilion designed by Mario Cucinella Architects, where Anisette was awarded the Compasso d'Oro International Award.

The jury recognized the collection's ability to reinterpret the tradition of Murano glassblowing with originality, transforming it into a contemporary, innovative, and internationally recognizable language.

The inclusion in the permanent collection of the ADI Design Museum today represents the natural continuation of this journey, establishing Anisette among the objects that testify to the evolution of Italian design.