The Saori wall or ceiling lamps were designed in 1973 by the Japanese designer Kazuhide Takahama and are part of the Nemo Cassina Classici collection.
Takahama knows how to use simple means to create elegant light fixtures for diffuse general lighting. The shape is square and covered with a white stretch fabric, providing a bright and glare-free illumination. The lights' structure is made of metal and ensures the necessary stability. A bow, placed diagonally in the square, is responsible for Soari's surprising shape. The fabric is removable and washable.
Saori is available in two sizes. Several lights of the collection can be combined to form large square areas. Longer strips of light can also be created by lining them up.