Step into an interior where light completes the space

Lighting defines the identity of a space – when properly integrated, it becomes a hallmark of the design. This is clearly demonstrated in the Italian pizzeria Frammento, designed by C+CO4 Studio, where light acts as a seamless extension of the interior concept. Carefully selected luminaire colours, matched with the background, ensure that lighting doesn’t compete with the space – it completes it. So, what solutions did the architects choose to achieve this effect?

Light that not only illuminates, but also organises the space

Frammento is a great example of how a well-thought-out lighting scheme can shape the atmosphere of a place. The PET luminaires are finished in a bold shade of yellow, perfectly matched to the colour scheme of the interior fittings. The emitted light precisely highlights the tables and artworks, creating a composition in which form plays with function – transforming these seemingly technical, cylindrical luminaires into a distinctive design feature.

Lighting tailored to specific design intentions

Elsewhere in the interior, PET continues to make a strong impression. In the stairwell or dining area, it complements furniture details, forming a cohesive, expressive whole. This is possible thanks to our ability to finish luminaires in any RAL colour – making it easier to align lighting with the project’s visual and technical requirements.

A harmonious combination of form and colour The Italian pizzeria Frammento proves that light can be an integral part of the interior concept – not just a finishing touch, but a tool that helps structure the space. PET luminaires follow the rhythm of the ceiling and blend into the installation, while still defining key areas above tables and the bar, all without compromising visual comfort. It’s a great example of an unconventional, yet cohesive and functional approach to lighting in a public setting.