From me to you

My Story...

...since I was little, I've always been very restless, sensitive, and imaginative. However, in my adolescence, some bullying episodes left me emotionally adrift...

Over time, I began to realize that this pain, however intense, also had something to teach me… RESILIENCE. And I began to transform what hurt me so deeply into COURAGE. In this process, I began to realize that our "inner light" is a symbol of transformation, of renewal... And I wanted to create something that represented this light, that reflected our ability to overcome, to be reborn, to illuminate our own paths.

Combining my history with my passion for lamps and lampshades, Domus Concept - Light Studio was born.

Domus Concept is not just a lampshade brand. Here, each piece we create has a story to tell, a piece of our life's journey. The lampshade is more than just a decorative object . It's a metaphor for our own inner light . Each piece has a shape, a color, and an intensity that reflects the diversity of our stories . Some are softer, almost ethereal, like a delicate memory. Others are more intense, with vibrant colors that convey energy and strength. There are even those that, when lit, create dancing shadows on the wall, as if the memories of our lives were being silently recounted.

And it is precisely in this diversity of stories that there is beauty in being who we are. True beauty, the kind that doesn't fade with time, is born of authenticity . From the profound recognition of who we are, with all our scars, imperfections, and achievements. Each person is made of stories. Stories that are not seen at first glance. Stories that shape who we are, how we are, and what we bring to the world. Being who we are, with truth and courage, is the greatest act of freedom.

To conclude, I just write that, today I know that I cannot change my past, but I can choose how it shapes me... So, regardless of how dark the path may seem, our inner light never stops shining, and the end is the same for everyone, so, it is better that the journey ( which we call LIFE ) is , mostly , happy.  

And perhaps that is the greatest lesson I have learned.

With love,

Luciana