irollo

In 1964, Antonio Irollo created the Irollo company with love and total dedication. Thanks to his creative skills, manual dexterity, sense of duty and humility, the Irollo company quickly grew in the mechanical foundry sector, distinguishing itself for the quality of its products as well as their precision.

Antonio Irollo's natural successor was his son Maurizio Irollo who, following in his father's footsteps, further improved the quality of the products by refining the various production techniques.

However, very early on, Maurizio manifested a particular sensitivity for the city environment. A curious observer, he noticed and scrupulously analysed urban lighting: the lampposts, their bases, the projection of the lights on the surrounding pavements. Essential, modern, but also gentle and sinuous, typically classical lights characterised the lighting bodies, the stem and the bases of the poles he created.

In time, his attention also shifted to the rest of the urban environment: the benches where the lives of ordinary citizens are often encountered, the litter bins and the culture of separate waste collection, the municipal ashtrays, the litter bins for the collection of our dogs' needs, the gushers that so entertain children along with the games and swings, as well as the clocks that soften up the squares, the signposts that help citizens disentangle themselves from streets and lanes in both large cities and small towns, the tree gratings that protect passers-by from the roots that often protrude above the ground, the variously shaped bollards that mark off passages and pavements.