LUCONI PRESENTS GIANO, POLE AND SIMPLE

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Design that Frames Moments, Not Just Spaces

The way we live today asks more of our interiors. Homes need to be both a sanctuary and a workspace. Offices should inspire as much as they organize. Public places are expected to welcome, connect, and adapt. In this constant shifting of how we use space, partitions are no longer boundaries—they are companions to everyday life.

Giano

This is the world Luconi steps into with Giano, Pole, and Simple—three systems in glass and aluminium, designed not only to separate rooms but to make them brighter, more fluid, more alive.

Giano

Giano is the one who adapts with you. It’s a modular wall that never feels static. One moment, it carries books and storage; the next, it frames a workspace or brings order to a living room. Its bold, modern lines make it a quiet statement piece, but what makes Giano special is its ability to host daily rituals. It doesn’t just divide; it supports the flow of life around it.

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Pole

Pole feels almost like freedom itself. Slim rods stretch from floor to ceiling, holding sheets of glass that let light stream through untouched. It’s a system that can be reimagined again and again: today a partition for focus, tomorrow a counter for conversation, next week a display for gathering. Available in a spectrum of colours and accessories, Pole is less about defining limits and more about opening possibilities. It’s design that moves with you instead of asking you to move around it.

Pole

Simple is pure clarity. Just a slim frame and glass, pared back to the essentials. It’s the kind of design that steps out of the way so the room—and the people in it—can shine. Simple makes interiors feel effortless, modern, and quietly calm. It’s a background presence that transforms how light moves, how rooms breathe, and how people connect across spaces.

Simple

The three systems—Giano, Pole, and Simple—show how design can truly enhance the way we live. They don’t just divide space; they shape atmospheres that make daily life lighter, work more fluid, and homes more open. Together, they remind us that a room is never just walls and floors. It’s a stage for living, a place where we gather, connect, and experience life to the fullest.

Simple