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Design, iGuzzini apre un canale e-commerce per le riedizioni storiche

Il portale sarà dedicato solo ai pezzi della collezione Echoes. Per l’azienda marchigiana primo semestre in tenuta

Design, iGuzzini apre un canale e-commerce per le riedizioni storiche

iGuzzini, a Recanati-based lighting solutions company, launched an e-commerce channel for historical reprints as part of its "Echoes" project, which aimed to re-affirm the company's position in the history of Italian design. Founded in 1959, iGuzzini now has over 1,200 employees, three production facilities, and 45 offices worldwide, and generates more than 83% of its revenue from exports.

CEO Cristiano Venturini explained that the initiative is not a commercial operation but a heritage project to share the company's history and position within Italian design. The new online platform allows direct access to Echoes pieces, as well as some contemporary pieces, such as the Pizzakobra by Ron Arad. The project aims to showcase iGuzzini's research and expertise, positioning the brand in the tradition of design that represents added value for a company with its core business in technical lighting.

Despite uncertainties and challenges in global markets, iGuzzini closed 2025 with an Ebit margin of 12%, a historic record, and expects a slight increase in the second half of 2026.

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