Cosmos and Halo

Cosmos and Halo define the first product language of L'ASTRO, a laminated glass system integrating Swarovski crystals. Developed through product, CMF and lighting design, the collection translates an architectural material into trays and a wall or ceiling lamp shaped by reflection, pattern and light.

Cosmos elliptical tray made with L ASTRO laminated glass and Swarovski crystals
1. Cosmos translates L'ASTRO into a refined tray collection, combining laminated glass, crystals and polished metal.

The project began with a newly developed material: L'ASTRO, a laminated glass system that embeds precision-cut Swarovski crystals within a transparent sandwich structure. The design process established a coherent relationship between glass, crystal patterns and reflective metal finishes, working within strict technical and cost constraints.

Polygonal Cosmos tray with crystal shimmer pattern
2. The polygonal Cosmos tray uses an irregular frame and a nebula-inspired pattern with controlled variations in crystal size and density.

Cosmos develops a family of trays through controlled variation. Polygonal, elliptical and rectangular formats share the same material logic while changing geometry, colour and pattern. The crystal arrangements create rhythm and depth, with denser and more open areas balancing visual impact, usability and production cost.

Rectangular Cosmos tray with topaz Swarovski crystals
3. A rectangular format extends the collection through a warmer crystal palette and a precise metal frame.
Halo wall lamp presented during Milan Design Week 2026
4. Halo activates the optical properties of L'ASTRO through an edge-lit circular glass surface.

Halo applies the same material language to lighting. Light is introduced through the glass and diffused toward the crystals, revealing a spiral pattern that appears to gain volume from a flat surface. A polished circular frame houses the technical components and strengthens the interaction between reflection, transparency and light.

Cosmos and Halo prototypes displayed at the L ASTRO press conference
5. The first prototypes were presented together during the L'ASTRO press conference in Milan.
Cosmos elliptical tray displayed at the L ASTRO presentation
6. The launch pieces establish the first recognisable product language for the new material.