Patio lighting with the Kabuki LED floor lamp by Ferruccio Laviani Thanks to its IP code IP44, the Kabuki model is no ordinary floor lamp that is usually found in the living room, but is relatively weather-resistant and can be used outdoors. The terrace, loggia or balcony are the perfect place for a piece of jewellery like Kabuki to shine. The frame and lampshade are both made of thermoplastic technopolymer using an injection moulding process. This process makes it possible to produce a surface that is dotted with small recesses and has a structure reminiscent of lace. Although made from modern materials using modern processes, the shape of the light is more reminiscent of baroque and rather classic lights. The many small gaps in the lampshade create an interesting play of light when the light is switched on. The Italian architect and designer Ferruccio Laviani is responsible for the Kabuki model. As long-time art director of Kartell, Laviani has already designed several lights for the Milan-based company. Kartell became known as a pioneer for furniture, lights and everyday objects made of plastic. Designer pieces such as various chairs, tables and lights have been created since Kartell was founded in 1949 and are already classics of their kind today.