Franco Buzzi was an Italian designer active in the mid-20th century, primarily known for his lighting designs in postwar Italy. He notably collaborated with Oluce, one of the emblematic Italian lighting manufacturers, for whom he developed models with clean and elegant lines. The works attributed to him reflect a distinctly modernist vocabulary, characterized by purity of form, the use of metal structures, and a particular attention to the quality of light. His work belongs to that generation of Italian designers who helped renew lighting design in the 1950s through an approach that was both functional and refined.