For the new Maina production pole, Arch. Gianni Arnaudo designed the Pandoro lamp that became the symbol of the entire building.

The new productive pole of the Italian company Maina, designed by architect Gianni Arnaudo, is an example of contemporary and symbolic architecture. A large red ribbon that wraps the plant from outside and penetrates inside, wrapping between the floors in a sculptural and a spiral staircase, then going out again and reflecting on the mirrored surface of a small lake. Suspended, in the large hall, an inaugural flight of white panettons, rising to the sky. A symbolism that recalls not only the Christmas and Easter cakes. The Pandoro lamps designed by the same architect were made by Slide, both in bright suspended version and in gold lacquered stool, along with red Kalla lacquered armchairs and Fizzz tables.