Designers
Marcelo Dabini
Marcelo Dabini
Born in Buenos Aires in 1974, he studied film, lighting, and media. Passionate for light and design, he became fascinated by the ability of lighting to transform spaces and convey emotions.
Driven by the idea of creating exclusive and customized products, he founded Weplight in 2001. He established its first sustainable production workshop, where the lighting fixtures are produced today.
Throughout his career, he has participated in over 50 international fairs with Weplight, earning numerous awards and nominations for innovative designs.
Leader of creative multidisciplinary teams, he currently continues his work as General Director of Weplight Barcelona.
Nadia Corsaro
Nadia Corsaro
Is a graphic designer who graduated from the University of Buenos Aires in 2006. She specializes in visual identity and product development. With a keen eye for design and detail, she has played a fundamental role in shaping Weplight’s brand image.
Nadia joined Weplight in 2005 and since then, she has been growing alongside the brand. Her expertise goes beyond visual communication, actively participating in the design process of lighting fixtures.
She has participated with Weplight at international design fairs, helping to highlight the brand’s aesthetic vision and craftsmanship. Additionally, she provides design consultancy for interior spaces, offering tailored creative solutions for each project.
Passionate about design and visual communication, her 20-year journey at Weplight continues as she currently works as Director of Weplight Argentina.
Clara Videtta
Clara Videtta
Is an industrial designer graduated from the University of Buenos Aires. Since 2017, she has been developing her professional career at Weplight, where she has played a key role in promoting sustainability and innovation in decorative lighting. Her dedication to sustainable practices earned her the title of Best Sustainable Manager at the Influential Businesswoman Awards by Acquisition International.
In 2024, Clara graduated with honors from the Master in Beyond Product(s) at Elisava, Barcelona, where she conducted research on material innovation and sustainability. Her thesis focused on developing a wood-like material derived from Platanus × hispanica seeds.
Beyond her work in sustainability, Clara has designed the Matilda and Victoria pendants, both embodying her exploration of new design boundaries while maintaining a strong aesthetic vision. These designs have been distinguished with the Sello de Buen Diseño Argentino.
Marcos Terra Medina
Marcos Terra Medina
Born in Buenos Aires in 1987, he is a creative who merges woodworking, metalworking, and visual arts to craft distinctive designs.
Since joining Weplight in 2012, he has worked closely with Norberto Dabini, gaining valuable insights that helped shape his design approach. His creative process revolves around constant exploration, material experimentation, and the interplay of light and shadow.
Marcos’ vision comes to life in pieces like Camila, with its dynamic curves, or Inés and Cala, where organic forms and textures take center stage. His contributions to Weplight including Camila, Delfina, Julieta, Inés, Cala, Alba, and Carlotta redefine the connection between light, form, and space, transforming each piece into a functional work of art.
Norberto Dabini
Norberto Dabini
Born in Buenos Aires in 1947, he co - founded the sustainable manufacturing workshop with Marcelo Dabini.
Graduated in chemistry from Otto Krause School, throughout his professional career, he designed a wide range of products, including adhesives, paints, and machinery for various companies. His deep interest in exploring new materials, combined with his drive to refine production techniques, led him to develop flexible reconstituted wood, the material that serves as the foundation of Weplight’s distinctive light fixtures.
Through his work, he also created timeless icons such as the Renata, the Paulina, and the Oval collection, designs that embody the essence of Weplight, instantly evoking its unique style and vision.
Now retired, he continues to share his expertise as a consultant.
Juan Cruz Oneto
Juan Cruz Oneto
Is an advanced industrial design student at the University of Buenos Aires, where he has cultivated a multidisciplinary approach to product development. During his time at Weplight, he distinguished himself by delivering innovative technical and production solutions, integrating industrial processes such as 3D printing to prototype components and creating detailed digital models for lampshades.
Among his most notable contributions is the Elvira pendant, which not only reflects his strong knowledge of fabrication techniques but also highlights his sensitivity and meticulous attention to detail. Through this project, Juan Cruz demonstrates how technical precision can harmonize with a thoughtful, aesthetic approach, resulting in a design that balances functionality and beauty.