Since the middle of the nineteenth century, cities have been illuminated and furnished by cast iron elements. Each city features for instance different types of lamp post, as part of its architecture and as distinctive elements caracterising its identity.

We have built up specific experience and skills when it comes to restoration, a rigorous method and particular philological attention. Restoration means trying to reconnect what has been interrupted, bringing back to life the identity and uniqueness of urban spaces. For all those places where original lamp posts had disappeared or were too compromised to be restored, we reproduced them. The cultural value of preserving the memory of these elements is equivalent to restoration sometimes.