The connection between Buzzi & Buzzi and Milan, the quintessential city of design, was reaffirmed this year during the Fuorisalone, a key event of the Milan Design Week. Thanks to the renewed collaboration with Andrea Castrignano, from April 8th to 13th, the ‘Atelier del Design’ was open to visitors, where they found Buzz(z) number 3, at number 3 Piazza del Tricolore, Milan. A Buzzi & Buzzi representative was always present at Castrignano’s Atelier, ready to satisfy any curiosities and offer visitors the chance to directly experience the quality, distinctive aesthetics, and numerous innovations of the lighting brand.
In the showroom, conceived as a workspace and meeting point for professionals and design enthusiasts, the most iconic products and the latest innovations from the Iron Collection and Main Collection by Buzzi & Buzzi were showcased. Here, design and technology blend to enhance the new collections by the designer, creating unique atmospheres with the innovative lighting solutions by Buzzi & Buzzi. The brand’s new products for 2025 were also showcased at this venue, including the OR rechargeable lamp designed by Michael Vincent Uy for Buzzi & Buzzi.
An innovative idea that captures the eye with its sculptural shape and meets the new demands for comfort, efficiency, and design in the retail, restaurant, hospitality, and residential sectors. Also part of the renewed catalog is Reverso, a product of continuous research by the brand. The design and functionality of the lighting fixture are inspired by the classic style of vintage car headlights, combined with the precision of Swiss watches. A unique mechanical element allows the light source to open and close with a smooth and precise motion. Among the new offerings, the brand also considers the professionals, designers, and architects with the evolution of Genius in Orbit, a recessed product with a diameter of 13 mm, adjustable and without any back obstruction.
For years, the connection between Buzzi & Buzzi and Milan has continued through ever new and stimulating forms and interpretations, providing ongoing inspiration for architects and lighting designers.
