Pulsar lighting

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INTEGRAL STUDIO VINACCIA was founded in 1986 by two brothers, Valerio and Giulio Vinaccia.

With a sharp focus on industrial design (electronics, sports equipment, technological artefacts and packaging), the studio has a 15-year track record as a key player in research projects that marry design with handicrafts, the goal of which is to promote the economies of developing countries.

Integral Studio Vinaccia is also the driving force behind Centro Stile Newmax (the manufacturer of, among others, Momodesign, Ferrari, Moschino and Cromwell motorcycle helmets).

In 1994, the studio launched a consultancy service for the use of design in development projects, collaborating with several international organisations and institutions. Since 2004, it has been a partner of the Parque Tecnológico Itaipu for the Proyecto Trinacional de Diseño Artesanal NANDEVA (Brazil)

Valerio and Giulio Vinaccia have held courses, seminars and workshops at the universities and cultural centres of many countries worldwide, including Italy, France, Germany, Spain, Brazil, Colombia, the United Kingdom and the United States.

Integral Studio Vinaccia has won a number of awards, among which: Packaging Stars 2000 – Best Packaging Award in the detergent category (Product: "Lip tutti i giorni" – Reckitt Benckiser); INDEX 2005, Denmark – the world's largest award for Design & Innovation; and NANDEVA, Proyecto Trinacional de Diseño Artesanal – Top Nomination (Brazil).

In 1998, Studio Vinaccia was invited to join the international group "integral", a network of design firms that counts among its members Ruedi Baur, graphic designer (Switzerland), Philippe Delis, architect and museologist, (France) and Lars Muller, publisher (Switzerland).

Since 2008 collaborate with Pulsar as Art Directors and designers of the new product lines.