Drop 03 - 22 LAMPADA TERRA
by Interni Venosta
Material
Polished Steel
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The Drop 03 Floor Lamp by Interni Venosta is built around one geometric idea: a slender angled rod rising from a polished metallic base to a spherical, perforated shade.
The lamp head is formed from dark perforated metal, filtering light through a pattern that echoes the material language of Donald Judd and Carl Andre, references central to the brand's design philosophy. A braided black and white textile cord extends from the base, a handcrafted detail consistent across the Drop 03 collection.
Produced entirely in Tuscany by Fabbri Services, the floor lamp belongs to Drop 03 by Emiliano Salci and Britt Moran of Dimorestudio and Dimoremilano. It pairs with the 23 Desk Lamp from the same collection, together forming the lighting expression of a body of work defined by purity of form and artisanal finish.
ø 20 x H 140 cm
ø 7.87 x H 55.12 in
Materials: Polished steel and metal
About
Interni Venosta
Interni Venosta was founded in 2024 by Emiliano Salci and Britt Moran, the duo behind Dimorestudio and Dimoremilano. The brand name pays homage to Carla Venosta, the Italian designer who shaped Milanese interiors in the 1970s and 1980s, not as a revival of her work but as a citation of the culture she stood for: sobriety, material rigor, and modernist thought fused with classical Italian sensibility.
The design language draws from a narrow set of references: the Bauhaus movement, particularly the structural thinking of Marcel Breuer and Gerrit Rietveld, and the minimalist American sculptors Donald Judd, Carl Andre, and Walter de Maria. Furniture stays within a limited palette of glass, brushed or black-lacquered stainless steel, walnut, lacquered wood, and leather. Within those constraints, the focus shifts entirely to proportion and finish.
All production is handled by Fabbri Services in Arezzo, Tuscany, on a made-to-order basis. The debut collection, 22 pieces presented at the Gipsoteca Fumagalli e Dossi in Milan's Brera district, drew immediate critical attention. Wallpaper* called it "one of the most beautiful, accomplished, and perfectly realized furniture brands we've seen in three decades." SightUnseen named it one of the best design moments of 2024.
Signature pieces from the debut collection and subsequent releases are available on Monde Singulier, where Interni Venosta's collectible Italian furniture sits alongside other makers working in the same tradition of materiality and restraint.


































