NasonMoretti - Portable Lighting by Matteo Zorzenoni

Flawless light, iconic presence: three new wireless lamps by Matteo Zorzenoni for NasonMoretti

The Portable Lighting collection by Matteo Zorzenoni for NasonMoretti begins with the idea of the lamp as an autonomous object, one that pairs its functional role with a strong and recognisable presence. Designed as a family of wireless table lamps, the collection brings together portability, clarity of form and a refined quality of light, allowing each piece to integrate naturally across a range of domestic and professional settings.

Rooted in iconic shapes reinterpreted through a contemporary lens, the designs draw on industrial references and historical visual culture. Murano glass plays a central role, not only as a material but as an active element in shaping light, using layered constructions, worked surfaces and opaline details to create depth and softness. Bibendum, Jingasa and Technicolor emerge as three distinct identities, unified by a precise yet immediate design vision that introduces an iconic modern presence into the space.

Bibendum

Bibendum is a wireless lamp that transforms light into a subtle yet unmistakable presence, combining portability with artisanal mastry. Its transparent, finely crafted Murano glass body delivers visual depth and luminous quality, while the central opaline diffuser casts a soft, even glow.

Its simple, organic form makes it versatile, suited to both refined settings and contemporary everyday spaces, with a palette of colours that allows it to blend harmoniously or stand out as a focal point.

Jingasa

Jingasa is a luminous sculpture that combines the elegance of Murano glass with a distinctive cultural reference. Its slender, softly contoured body culminates in a lampshade that evokes the iconic samurai hat, creating an immediately recognisable silhouette.

The ribbed body diffuses light evenly and subtle, while the layered glass lampshade softens its intensity, ensuring a warm and comfortable glow. Portable and defined by character, Jingasa transforms Murano glass mastry into a contemporary, instantly recognisable object.

Mini Technicolor

Tecnicolor is a wireless lamp whose soft forms recall the iconic silhouette of 1980s cathode-ray televisions.

Its true strength lies in the lampshade, crafted from three layers of Murano glass. The stratification is not merely decorative: it shapes the chromatic interplay between inner and outer surfaces, producing subtle nuances and depth that shift with the viewer's perspective. This compact, portable version revisits the original design developed by Zorzenoni in his early collaborations with NasonMoretti. It transforms a nostalgic memory into a contemporary luxury object - dynamic, precise, and unmistakably present.