Creative Cables supports LighTOGether: design and solidarity for the future of children

Photo: Max Rommel

A project that brought together 101 designers, transforming creativity into concrete help for the TOG Foundation.

LighTOGether was a success: an initiative that combined creativity and generosity, creating unique lamps to support the TOG Center, a Milanese center of excellence in the free rehabilitation of children with serious neurological pathologies.

Conceived and coordinated by Matteo Ragni, the project involved 101 designers who created as many lamps, made by the FabLab of the TOG Foundation. The lampshades, 3D printed with filaments donated by EUMAKERS, were completed with wooden bases supplied by Creative Cables. Each piece was packaged in an exclusive box produced and donated by Controversa, with a design by Francesco Poroli.

Thanks to the sale of these creations, thousands of euros were raised to support the activities of the TOG Center.

Light as a force for change

This project demonstrates a truth in which we at Creative Cables believe deeply: light is an essential need and design has the power to change lives. Therefore, we strive to push the boundaries of lighting design so that our products not only enhance spaces, but also contribute to a brighter future.

Matteo Ragni wanted to involve one hundred professionals in a collective operation of creativity and solidarity. "A project born from the heart from a chat with TOG's friends has become a real movement of generosity," he said. "101 designers, united for a great cause, gave shape and light to hope... to warm the hearts and illuminate the path of little heroes and their families.

A Thread of Hope

The first of the works was created by Matteo Ragni himself. It is called Filo (thread) and is the starting point of a luminous journey: "like an invisible thread that connects ideas, people and stories, Filo is an object that illuminates, but above all unites".

LighTOGether is not just signature design, but proof that creativity can truly change things.