MOGG is an Italian design brand founded in 2012 by architect Nicola Galbiati. Its furniture and objects combine clean forms, contrasting materials and unexpected details, often introducing a playful or conceptual element into functional design. Sebastiano Tosi’s projects for MOGG explore this approach across lighting, tables and modular systems.
BITTA
Bitta is a pendant lamp defined by a slender black metal structure and an opal glass sphere. A marble element positioned on the floor acts as a counterweight, transforming a simple lighting system into a graphic and sculptural composition that plays with weight, lightness and verticality.
DIVA
Diva is a ceiling lamp designed as a strong focal element within the dining area. Its slender metal structure combines lighting with adjustable sound-absorbing elements, bringing together visual presence and acoustic performance in a simple contemporary form.
ILLUSIONI
Illusioni explores perception through a series of tables inspired by Escher’s impossible geometries. Glass and metal create the impression of floating cubes, suspended in space with an apparent lack of support. The project transforms an impossible construction into a functional object through transparency, reflection and balance.
LEVANTE
Levante is a modular shelving system built around a minimal matt black metal structure and adaptable shelves. Designed for both wall and ceiling installation, it allows different configurations according to the space. Its simple structure gives the system a versatile and distinctly architectural character.
MATERA
Matera explores the idea of balance through a simple but expressive composition. The project plays with the perception of gravity and stability, creating an object that appears to challenge the natural rules of equilibrium while maintaining a precise and functional structure.
