Lámina is a broad system that champions the virtues of reflected light through simple, honest forms that hide nothing and reveal everything.

A line of light is projected onto a thin aluminum sheet, which redirects it in multiple directions, providing high visual comfort. This luminous principle was already celebrated in 1907 by Mariano Fortuny Madrazo with his now-iconic lamp of the same name, which the painter considered essential for achieving the perfect color.