Description
A subtle line of light - a continuous 24V LED strip - runs along the entire track, turning it into an active design feature that lights up and decorates with equal effect.
Stream is the new track system that redefines decorative lighting with a technical, highly versatile approach. It blends aesthetics and functionality, opening up new expressive possibilities for residential, retail, and hospitality projects. A system designed for those who seek lighting that is not just illumination, but atmosphere, identity, and experience.
Glo mini for Stream: The iconic Glo Mini by Penta evolves with a new LED version, designed for integration with the Stream track system. The transition to integrated LED technology provides a more efficient and compact solution, while maintaining the distinctive glass diffuser that defines the collection. When installed on the Stream system, Glo Mini becomes part of flexible and dynamic lighting configurations, allowing decorative and technical lighting to coexist within the same track.
Kyo for Stream: Kyo originates from the most essential form: the sphere. A perfect volume, ideally divided into three equal parts and then compressed in its upper portion, generating a new geometry suspended between balance and transformation. Seen from above or below, Kyo still appears as a pure sphere. Yet, as the viewpoint shifts, its true nature emerges: a “flattened” sphere, gently deformed, gaining tension and a distinctive identity.
Iconica for Stream: Made entirely of borosilicate glass, at first glance it appears to be an extremely rigorous specular cylinder only to reveal, at a later stage, a small visual surprise: a conical sculpture made of frosted glass. In this play between light and matter, a surprising optical illusion also manifests itself: an almost infinite multiplication of the conical volume within the tube, the perception of which varies depending on the position of the observer.
Hail for Stream: Hail is a ceiling lamp providing downward directional light. A long and essential metal stem opens up into a magical shape – a little bell. With its minimal and well-balanced shape it can be used either individually or be repeated in free multiple configurations.
Misty for Stream: Like a finely tailored garment, Misty’s double glass shade elegantly envelops the metallic core, wrapping around it in a harmonious dialogue between glass and aluminum. Lines and materials are balanced in a perfect interplay of geometries, enhancing one another. The shaded, semi-transparent finish – available in silver, gold, and black – reflects the surrounding light and veils the metallic heart of the object in mystery.
Misty Texture for Stream: Misty blends artisanal craftsmanship and technological innovation in a shell of high thermal resistance borosilicate glass, which encases an aluminum core designed to optimally dissipate heat. In its textured version, the glass is enhanced by a delicate pattern of horizontal lines etched onto its surface, which, when illuminated, casts a captivating play of light into the surrounding space.
Eidos for Stream: Eidos is an ultra-compact zoomable spotlight, available in two versions with 35 mm and 45 mm diameters. Designed to ensure maximum lighting flexibility, it allows beam angle adjustment from 15° to 55°, easily adapting to a wide range of application needs.
Designer
Maurizio Scutellà
Maurizio Scutellà, also known as Giuseppe Maurizio Scutellà, is an Italian industrial designer born in Alcamo, Sicily. When he was one year old, his family moved to Lumezzane, Lombardy, an important industrial centre where he completed his education and graduated in 1981 as an industrial expert specializing in mechanics. His early professional experience was strongly technical: for twelve years he worked as a Senior Project Tech Designer specializing in die-casting and plastic moulds, developing technical equipment for major companies in the automotive, mechanical, and industrial sectors.
Scutellà later expanded his career into industrial and product design, combining his strong engineering background with an artistic and creative approach. He spent fourteen years working in research and development in the home-design sector with Mepra S.p.A., while also collaborating with companies such as Pandora Design and United Pets. His design philosophy brings together technical precision and artistic expression, allowing him to work across lighting, furniture, household products, wellness, and glass design. His professional profile is characterized by an ability to move between “Form Follows Function” and “Function Follows Form,” depending on the project.




















