In our range you will find a wide selection of spare parts for Luceplan luminaires. Thanks to their modular design, you can easily replace damaged parts without having to purchase a new luminaire. In this way, you not only help to protect the environment, but you can also use your Luceplan light in the long term and save resources.
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Luceplan – innovation, aesthetics and quality skillfully combined
Since Luceplan was founded in 1978 by Paolo Rizzatto, Riccardo Sarfatti and Sandra Severi, the premium brand has stood for decorative designs and functional quality. Luceplan is now part of Signify, formerly Philips Lighting, and is one of the leading suppliers of exclusive designer luminaires.
Luceplan has always been involved in the technological and creative exploration of light to promote human well-being and improve the environment. The first-class premium luminaires "made in Italy" are characterised by sophisticated shapes and modern lighting techniques.
The brand's many well-known classics are constantly being joined by new, innovative designer lights for the sophisticated home. The extensive range includes classic ceiling washlights as well as elegant table lamps and smart controllable chandeliers.
Costanza – versatile flagship in every respect
Probably by far the best known lamp from Luceplan is Costanza. Whether as a table, wall, pendant or floor lamp – the restrained design from the pen of Paolo Rizzatto has always been exemplary for the brand Luceplan.
The filigree frame made of aluminum or brass is joined by polycarbonate shades in various colors for the floor and table lamps. The discreet rod directly on the shade functions in the Costanza LED as well as in the version with E27 socket either as a switch or as a touch dimmer. The multifaceted product family is completed by the little sister Costanzina and the big sister Grande Costanza.
Hope – a light spectacle that beguiles the senses
With the Hope, Francisco Gómez Paz and Paolo Rizzatto have redefined the traditional chandelier. The designer lamp from Luceplan consists of extremely thin microfresnel lenses, which give it the appearance of a large sparkling diamond even when switched off. When it is switched on, it creates a fascinating play of light in galleries, living rooms or above dining tables.
By the way, the extraordinary lamp is named after one of the most famous and most legendary diamonds in the world.
Other popular product families from Luceplan
Floor lamps - classic designs that stand the test of time
Discover the timeless elegance of Luceplan floor lamps. With their clear and minimalist design language, they create stylish accents in any room. The classic design gives the floor lamps a timeless aesthetic that lasts for years and never goes out of fashion.
A special feature of many Luceplan floor lamps is their modularity thanks to modular systems that make them adaptable to individual requirements - whether by retrofitting or replacing parts such as LED light sources. This makes them not only extremely durable, but also sustainable in use.
Experience the combination of Italian design and high functionality and be impressed by the quality and elegance of these floor lamps.
Luceplan pendant lights - variety in form and material
Discover the unique versatility of Luceplan pendant lights - no two are the same. They impress with their variety of materials and shapes. From wood to glass and metal, Luceplan offers a wide range of options that complement a wide variety of interior styles.
Equipped with state-of-the-art technology, the pendant luminaires ensure harmonious light distribution and a pleasant room atmosphere. Whether in the bedroom, living room, dining room or kitchen, Luceplan pendant luminaires offer a unique combination of exceptional design and efficient lighting.
Explore the pendant lights from Luceplan and create the perfect eye-catcher for your living space.
Spare parts from Luceplan for sustainable lighting
Luceplan designers
Paolo Rizatto
Paolo Rizatto was born in Milan in 1941 and later graduated from Milan Polytechnic. The award-winning designer is a co-founder of Luceplan and has designed successful products for his company and other well-known brands. Many of his designs can be found in museums around the world.
Alberto Meda
Born in Tremezzina in 1945, the Italian studied mechanical engineering at Milan Polytechnic and has worked with many renowned companies, including Luceplan. The industrial designer teaches and researches at the Institute of Architecture at the University of Venice.
Daniel Rybakken
Daniel Rybakken, born in 1984, has already won countless design awards in his younger years. Born in Norway, he studied at the Oslo School of Architecture and the School of Arts & Crafts in Gothenburg, Sweden. After graduating, he opened his own design studio in 2008.