PVC, plexiglass, steel, and fiberglass
The Girella lamp is a cylindrical structure supported by two steel boxes. A tube open on one side diffuses light frontally through a plexiglass window. The tube can be rotated on its axis to direct the light, making it more or less direct. Two perforated sheet metal boxes with an internal plexiglass diffuser create two static light points at the base and top of the main light source. The lamp is available in two formats: floor-standing and wall-mounted. Girella finds its roots in the light brackets on the gangways of various merchant ships, specifically designed to diffuse light laterally. The shape can be considered a tribute to certain totems by Ettore Sottsass, in some cases inverting the forms. The colors designed for Magazzino 76 are the same as those used for Lucio and M76-1000.

They measure 80 cm in height, with a maximum width of 15 cm (with the metal box).
PVC, steel, aluminum, and plexiglass