A true alchemist of light and material, Jacopo Foggini occupies a rare intersection of artist, sculptor, and industrial visionary. Known for his pioneering work in methacrylate and polycarbonate, Foggini manipulates these synthetic materials with the sensitivity of a Renaissance sculptor working in marble. He treats light as a living substance—an emotional component that can be shaped, suspended, and made to glow from within. His creations transcend conventional design, straddling the line between sculpture and object, function and fantasy.

This visionary philosophy culminates beautifully in Ines, a luminous creation designed exclusively for Edra. More than a lamp, Ines is a sculpture—tall, lithe, and polymorphic. Its gold-coated stem branches like a tree, crowned with three asymmetrical cotton lampshades that appear to float in space. The deliberate irregularity is no accident; it’s Foggini’s subtle homage to the organic unpredictability of nature. The form evokes the inverted elegance of a chandelier while remaining grounded in contemporary expression.

Each Ines is molded by hand, ensuring a distinct character with every piece. Height, width, color gradients, and texture are all shaped through Foggini’s intimate dialogue with material and light. “I work with light in my sculptures,” he says, and Ines is proof of that philosophy—an object meant to harmonize with Edra’s sculptural sofas, while holding its own as a poetic centerpiece. The lamp’s name itself holds personal weight: a tribute to one of the most important women in Foggini’s life, it pulses with sentiment and soul.

Ines is the latest chapter in Edra’s ongoing narrative of design as art. As always, the brand remains steadfast in its commitment to honoring craftsmanship, pushing creative boundaries, and celebrating the designers who dare to dream beyond the practical—into the extraordinary.