Corallo Chandelier in Alder Wood
by Jonathan Bocca · Lucca (LU), Italy

Dimensions
133x217x74cm (52x85x29")
Material
Alder Wood, Wood
Weight
15 kg (33 lb)

Corallo is an alder wood chandelier of 13 light sources set in a sculptural structure, conceived as a luminous organism that explores the symbiosis between people and their surroundings.

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Ships fromLucca (LU), Italy
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Estimated delivery dateDecember 17 - December 24
Custom Crate150x230x84cm, 40kg
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Specifications
Dimensions LxWxH
Piece Weight (kg)

15

Production Year

2026

Material

,

Technique

Color

Design Class

Limited Editions

Number Of Pieces Created

3

FAQ
Is this chandelier dimmable?

Yes, the Corallo Chandelier is dimmable.

Will this chandelier work with my home's electrical system?

It runs on 110-120V and is certified CE, UL, ETL and CSA, and can always be adapted for the destination country — chat with the maker to confirm details for your location.

Are light bulbs included?

The data doesn't specify whether bulbs are included — use Chat with the maker on this page to confirm.

How long does it take to receive this piece?

This chandelier is made to order and usually ships within 8 weeks.

Can I customize this chandelier?

Yes, it can be customized upon request — reach out through Chat with the maker to discuss options.

What is the chandelier made of?

It is made of alder wood.

Can I return this piece if I change my mind?

Made-to-order pieces like this one are excluded from the standard 14-day return policy.

How is the chandelier shipped?

It ships in a crate, with insured worldwide delivery included.

Description

Corallo is a chandelier of 13 light bulbs, conceived as an exploration of the relationship between human beings and their environment, reimagined as something more intimate and symbiotic, where people and the objects around them coexist within a shared ecosystem.

Rather than a purely functional lighting object, it proposes a new balance between presence and space, a dialogue between the human body and its surroundings, and invites reflection on interdependence, where needs, emotions and material forms are exchanged and reinterpreted. The result is a luminous structure that behaves like a living organism, turning light into a medium for connection and atmosphere.

The 13 integrated light sources are arranged within a sculptural structure. A certificate is available for worldwide export.

Dimensions LxWxH
Piece Weight (kg)

15

Production Year

2026

Material

,

Technique

Color

Design Class

Limited Editions

Number Of Pieces Created

3

About Jonathan Bocca Visit Showroom →

Jonathan Bocca (J.o.B.) is an Italian-Polish designer and artist based in Tuscany whose practice moves between collectible design, sculpture, and material research. After studying at IED Florence and the University of the Arts London, he further developed his experimental approach during his time at Fabrica Research Centre before establishing his independent practice.Rooted in the paper-producing district of Lucca, Bocca is known for transforming industrial paper waste and reclaimed materials into sculptural furniture, lighting, and collectible objects. His work combines traditional craftsmanship, material innovation, and environmental awareness, creating pieces distinguished by their expressive forms, tactile surfaces, and strong narrative character.His projects have been exhibited internationally through platforms including Milan Design Week, Alcova, Collectible Brussels, Isola Design Festival, and galleries across Europe, the Middle East, and Africa. In 2025, Architectural Digest Italia selected Jonathan Bocca among its "New Talents of 2025," recognizing him as one of the most promising emerging voices in contemporary Italian design. The publication highlighted his experimental material research, playful sculptural language, and growing international impact.Also in 2025, Bocca expanded his activity as a curator with Design in a Real World, the inaugural exhibition promoted by VESTIGIA and hosted at Villa Marie in Tuscany. Bringing together designers connected to the region's artisanal heritage, the exhibition explored the relationship between contemporary design, craftsmanship, landscape, and cultural identity.Through both his artistic and curatorial work, Jonathan Bocca continues to investigate how sustainability, local craftsmanship, and material experimentation can generate new forms of contemporary collectible design.
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