The peculiarity of the Oru lamps - explains the designer - lies in the fact that the diffusers seem to change their shape while you walk around and observe them.” Metal lamps are generally symmetric, but Oru is not. A cutting tool is used to create a particular hole in the lampshade, which is then bent and fixed in its new form. The result is a lampshade which appears to have a typical symmetrical shape when seen from an angle, but when viewed from another, the hole and slim organic shape can be noticed. The design pays tribute to the art of metal bending and works with the scalability of mass production. As the final touch, Oru is colored in a variety of shades to evoke a sense of fun and mystery with contrasting interiors. The black painted exterior is contrasted by the bright red, bright green or teal interiors.

In 1961, Fabbian was established in Treviso, Italy, to create quality modern lighting for homes and businesses. Since then, their embrace of advanced manufacturing technology, high production standards and, especially, the innovative designs of a large international team of designers have garnered Fabbian worldwide recognition.