In the heart of Milan, LIGHT HUB is the new center of innovation and design by Linea Light Group and Stilnovo, a place where aesthetics, technology, and creativity converge to shape the future of lighting. Located at via Giovanni Boccaccio 15/A, the showroom offers more than just exhibition space; it delivers a sensory experience, a true journey through light.
The result of renovations managed by Studio Giuseppe Tortato Architetti, LIGHT HUB extends over three floors: on the ground floor, visitors are welcomed by a large red metal table, while two dramatic staircases invite exploration. The showroom distinguishes between an emotional area dedicated to Stilnovo’s decorative collections and a technical zone reserved for i-LèD’s professional systems, allowing visitors to experience light in all its forms, from iconic design to cutting-edge technology.
The basement, named Systems & Outdoor Area, is the technical heart of LIGHT HUB: an interactive space mimicking the group’s production workshops, where architects and designers can test lighting systems in real time. Here, visitors experiment with light through interchangeable modules, equipped walls, and immersive installations, such as the technological vault featuring the Skylum PRO system, which combines dynamic lighting scenarios with customized visual content.
On the first floor, Linea Light Milano’s operational offices blend aesthetics with functionality, showcasing how the group’s lighting solutions seamlessly integrate into workplace environments.
LIGHT HUB is much more than just a showroom: it marks the return of Stilnovo to Milan, its hometown, reconnecting the brand founded in 1946 with its origins. Past and future intertwine here, from reissues of iconic designs like Saliscendi by the Castiglioni brothers and Halley by Richard Sapper, to new creations such as Torino by Shigeaki Asahara and Honey by Pio and Tito Toso. It’s a journey celebrating Italian design history and Linea Light Group’s continuous innovation.
With LIGHT HUB, light is not merely observed—it is experienced, touched, and experimented with, becoming the focal point for new design ideas and inspiration for the future of lighting design.
