The groin floor lamp is a luminous sculpture exploring the boundary between the rigidity of steel and the sinuosity of high fashion. The inspiration comes directly from designer dario nasuti’s experience at the prestigious roberto capucci fashion house. The lamp's body, a square steel tube, is manually cut following the line of a deep evening dress neckline. The resulting slit is not just an aesthetic detail but the channel through which light reveals itself, transforming an industrial monolith into an object of pure architectural sensuality. self-produced craftsmanship: the parma workshop in a world of mass production, groin stands out as a totally self-produced work. Every stage of creation takes place in dario nasuti's workshop in parma, italy: manual craftsmanship: the "neckline" cut is performed by hand, ensuring that each piece has its own unique and unrepeatable personality. premium materials: high-gauge steel with a technical bead-blasted ("silk") finish or powder coating. light engineering: the internal support for the lamp holder is handcrafted and welded, precisely integrating high-quality ce-certified electrical components (wiring with foot switch and plug). bespoke: a tailor-made work for the collector the true luxury of groin lies in its total customization. Since each lamp is built individually by the designer without intermediaries, the client can dialogue directly with the author to: dimensions: adapt the height and section of the tube to the specific needs of the architectural space. european plug (up to 250v).