Vistosi · Italy
Giogali
Ceiling Mounts · Pendants · Table & Floor Lamps · Wall Mount
Angelo Mangiarotti designed the Giogali hook, patented in 1967. The name comes from the Venetian giongher, the tie that held a cart to its yoke, and the hooks link the same way, one into the next, in lead-free crystal.
About Giogali
Vistosi says Giogali is protected as a three-dimensional trademark in the USA and Europe, and it’s on permanent exhibition at places including the Triennale in Milan and the Murano Glass Museum. Vistosi restyled it in 2022, rounding the shapes and centring the light source. For Venice Design Week 2025, it hung nearly 4,000 hooks in two draperies almost five metres high. The hooks come in ten glass finishes.
It comes as pendants, ceiling and wall lights and a floor lamp. Give us the ceiling height and we’ll help you choose the version.
Details
- Designer
- Angelo Mangiarotti, 1967
- Collection
- Pendant, ceiling, wall, floor
- Materials
- Crystal glass hooks, metal frame
- Finishes
- Ten glass finishes: white, black, transparent crystal, or crystal with silver, amber, bronze, smoky, black nickel, gold or copper; matt bronze or chrome metal
- Light source
- E26 lamp; E12 on some wall lights
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