
Lauro table light
Originally designed by P. Aragay and J. Pérez Mateo and reissued by Marset in 2026, the Lauro Table Light celebrates a design first introduced in 1973. Inspired by the aesthetic spirit of the 1970s, the lamp demonstrates how thoughtful design can remain relevant across generations, combining sculptural simplicity with technical innovation.///Description
Defined by its continuous tubular steel structure, Lauro was originally developed at a time when bending steel into fluid forms presented a significant technical challenge. The sweeping stem appears to flow seamlessly into the base, creating a strong yet understated silhouette with a sense of movement and balance. Reissued as part of Marset’s contemporary collection, Lauro remains faithful to the original design while reinforcing the timeless quality of its form.
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Lauro table light
Originally designed by P. Aragay and J. Pérez Mateo and reissued by Marset in 2026, the Lauro Table Light celebrates a design first introduced in 1973. Inspired by the aesthetic spirit of the 1970s, the lamp demonstrates how thoughtful design can remain relevant across generations, combining sculptural simplicity with technical innovation.///Description
Defined by its continuous tubular steel structure, Lauro was originally developed at a time when bending steel into fluid forms presented a significant technical challenge. The sweeping stem appears to flow seamlessly into the base, creating a strong yet understated silhouette with a sense of movement and balance. Reissued as part of Marset’s contemporary collection, Lauro remains faithful to the original design while reinforcing the timeless quality of its form.
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Originally designed by P. Aragay and J. Pérez Mateo and reissued by Marset in 2026, the Lauro Table Light celebrates a design first introduced in 1973. Inspired by the aesthetic spirit of the 1970s, the lamp demonstrates how thoughtful design can remain relevant across generations, combining sculptural simplicity with technical innovation.///Description
Defined by its continuous tubular steel structure, Lauro was originally developed at a time when bending steel into fluid forms presented a significant technical challenge. The sweeping stem appears to flow seamlessly into the base, creating a strong yet understated silhouette with a sense of movement and balance. Reissued as part of Marset’s contemporary collection, Lauro remains faithful to the original design while reinforcing the timeless quality of its form.






















