^{Image: Santo F74 by Atelier Biagetti (left) and Posillipo F75 by Robert Stadler (right), presented by Fabbian at LEDucation 2026.}

Fabbian will introduce two new lighting collections, Santo F74 by Atelier Biagetti and Posillipo F75 by Robert Stadler, at LEDucation 2026 in New York City.

Both collections explore modular lighting systems designed for architectural integration across hospitality, workplace, and commercial environments. From sculptural glass compositions to scalable structural systems, Santo and Posillipo offer designers flexible tools for shaping light within a space.

Posillipo F75 is a modular system that adapts to a wide range of configurations, including pendant, wall, and floor applications. Its defining feature is a clean, grid-like structure where electrical cables visually integrate with horizontal elements, creating a cohesive architectural composition. The system can be extended in multiple directions, making it suitable for both individual fixtures and large-scale installations.

Santo F74 combines blown glass diffusers with a bold, configurable structure inspired by interlocking chain links. The system allows for expressive compositions while maintaining technical performance through 24V dimmable LED sources. Each glass element is formed using a static mold process, resulting in subtle variations that enhance the character of the collection.

Both collections offer standard color temperatures of 3000K and 2700K, with optional 2400K, 3500K, and 4000K available.

Fabbian will present Santo F74 and Posillipo F75 at LEDucation 2026, April 14–15, at the New York Hilton Midtown. Visit Americas Hall 1, Booth 2921 to experience the collections.