Francesco Lucchese

Francesco Lucchese was born in 1960 in Messina. He moved to Milan where he attended the Polytechnic, graduating in 1985. At the beginning of his career he received the first ADI award thanks to his design of a folding chair. In 1985 he founded his own design studio operating at an international level and with a great ability to adapt to different sectors from architecture, interior design and product design. From 1989 to 1991 he worked as assistant to the chair of Industrial Design at the Brera Academy. He works as an artistic and corporate director with numerous companies in the furniture and lighting sector. For the Fabbian brand he designs the Snake collection of decorative lamps. These are modern wall and ceiling lights characterized by a tubular structure in colored silicone. They are articulated and flexible to allow you to create lively and contemporary environments.