Discover Nebula, the new urban furniture collection
Discover Nebula Urban Furniture: an innovative and sustainable collection designed to transform and enhance the urban environment around us. Developed in collaboration with the architecture firm Skidmore, Owings & Merrill, Nebula was born from the concept of expanding its original role in lighting by adding a full range of outdoor furniture elements: tables, benches, planters, waste bins, and bike racks, all crafted with a cohesive and harmonious design.
The Nebula collection combines elegance and functionality, seamlessly adapting to every setting, from city centers to urban parks. Modular and versatile, it offers multiple functionalities along with a minimalist aesthetic and a strong visual identity. Integrated lighting creates welcoming and safe atmospheres, making public spaces more enjoyable and livable for all.
Discover how Nebula can transform shared spaces, creating places where design meets comfort and sustainability.
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Neri fully endorses the decision to postpone Light+Building 2020, and we very much look forward to seeing you in September.
We joined forces with American architects Skidmore, Owings & Merrill (SOM) in 2019 with the ambition to create a lighting system that blends into any cityscape while enhancing the public realm with a contemporary and recognizable design.
Take a tour of our Nebula collection, winner of the German Design Award 2021, through a two minutes video that shows its main features and functionalities.
