Rondò 70 Lighting

Design

The Rondò 70 by Capital sits in that space where lighting becomes part sculpture, part quiet statement. The circular form is generous, with a diameter of approximately 27.5 inches, yet the design feels light on the eye. Sinuous lines and fluid curves keep it from looking rigid or technical. Instead, it reads as a calm, rounded presence on the wall or in the room, catching attention without insisting on it.

Boatto Martino Studio shapes the piece with a clear focus on proportion. The geometry is simple, but not basic. Edges, transitions, and thickness are carefully studied so the object feels balanced whether lit or off. It works just as well as a visual anchor in a space as it does as a source of light.

Materials & Build

The Rondò 70 collection is defined by the dialogue between natural stone, metal, and wood. Each element has its own role, its own character. The stone brings depth and natural variation. Metal introduces precision and structure. Wood adds warmth, especially when the optional wooden base is chosen.

Finishes include metals, woods, and marbles, combined with an understated touch rather than showiness. With a depth of about 2 inches and a weight around 48.5 pounds, the piece feels substantial and secure, not fragile. Volume is approximately 3.5 cubic feet, which gives a sense of its physical presence without overwhelming the room.

Light & Atmosphere

This is lighting designed to complement, not dominate. The form helps diffuse and frame the light, softening its impact in the space. It draws the eye to the stone and surfaces rather than to the bulb itself. The result is a relaxed, composed atmosphere, suited to interior schemes that value calm over glare.

Rondò 70 works best when the lighting is part of a layered plan: it can support ambient light or underline a specific area, adding a focal point that feels considered rather than decorative for its own sake.

Placement & Longevity

With its approximately 27.5-inch diameter, the piece is well-sized for living rooms, entry spaces, or refined hospitality settings where a strong yet quiet gesture is needed. It can stand alone as a single accent or be repeated in sequence for a more architectural rhythm. The round profile sits comfortably with both linear furniture and softer, curved silhouettes.

Built from solid materials—stone, metal, and wood—the Capital design is meant for long-term use. The weight and thickness give confidence that it will stay in place and age well. Surfaces are designed to be appreciated over time, as the natural stone keeps its character and the finishes maintain their discreet, polished look.