Bugia 1 wall light

Bugia is a wall light from Stilnovo, Italy, designed by Roberto Beretta and Antonio Macchi Cassia in 1977. The design is a modern interpretation of the classic candlestick with a handle, combining this historical reference with a pared-back, functional design language. The name Bugia originates from the North African city of Bidgiaya, which was historically known for producing wax for candles.

This version is designed with a single light source. The simple composition highlights the fixture's geometric structure and the round diffuser in satin-finished glass, which provides a soft and pleasant light. The frame is made of gloss-lacquered metal and is available in several colours, with the material finishes creating a distinct contrast between the structure and the diffuser. The Bugia wall light combines the circular glass form with a curved metal structure that references the characteristic handle of its original inspiration. The series is also available in other versions, but this model with a single light source has a more concentrated and compact expression.