During Milan Design Week 2025, Vistosi is among the protagonists of Aria. A medium for connection, the new installation by Studiopepe for the Archiproducts Milano showroom. This project explores the theme of air as an invisible yet fundamental element, capable of connecting people, spaces, and materials through a design language of lightness, balance, and perception.

In the spaces at Via Tortona 31, the concept takes shape in an immersive journey where light, matter, and architecture harmoniously interact. Surfaces reflect and diffuse light, delicate color palettes amplify the sensation of lightness, and each space invites visitors to experience the space as a constantly evolving experience, where each element contributes to creating an engaging atmosphere.

To interpret this vision, Studiopepe has selected some of Vistosi's most iconic collections, choosing creations that effortlessly express the dialogue between light and blown glass. The lamps integrate into the project as authentic furnishing elements, shaping the space with transparencies, reflections, and volumes, helping to define sophisticated, welcoming, and contemporary environments. The combination of Vistosi's artisanal savoir-faire and Studiopepe's design research creates an installation where light not only illuminates but becomes an integral part of the architectural experience.

Visitors are welcomed by Modulor, the protagonist of a sculptural composition that interprets modularity as an architectural element, transforming light into a play of volumes and transparencies. The following spaces feature Plissé, available in a pendant version along with the new medium and small sizes, where the dialogue between blown glass and fabric lampshade generates a refined balance of materials, textures, and light.

The experience continues with Anisette, whose lantern-inspired shape and the system that allows the diffusers to be combined in four different configurations offer multiple interpretations of light. Alongside it, the floor-standing Jube expresses all the delicacy of the encounter between two overlapping blown glass pieces, creating a soft and sophisticated presence.

Completing the display are Riflesso, the tabletop version, which enhances spaces with reflective surfaces and an elegant, decorative light, and the floor-standing Lucciola, one of Vistosi's iconic collections, capable of diffusing a warm, uniform light through the essentiality of opal white blown glass.

Incorporated into Studiopepe's project, the Vistosi collections become an integral part of the scenography, helping to build a harmonious dialogue between light, materials, and architecture. This interpretation enhances the artisanal expertise of Venetian glass within a contemporary design vision, confirming the role of light as an element capable of creating connections, defining atmospheres, and giving identity to spaces.