In 2003, Italian designer Gaetano Pesce designed the interiors of Il Cestello, a restaurant in Florence, Italy. Like pieces of drying laundry, the present wall lights hung from a metal bar along the walls of the restaurant. Pesce created the lights by coating pieces of fabric—from a negligee to a pair of baseball knickerbockers to a t-shirt—with resin and then backlighting them. Though the lights were arranged in a row, each piece of clothing is a discrete light, and they can be arranged in various compositions. Like much of Pesce’s work, there is a playfulness to the wall light’s design as well as a completely unexpected and novel use of materials and forms.