Studio Klass has collaborating with Fontana Arte, the famous lighting company, to made the Odeon lamp and shown at Euroluce 2013. Odeon is a floor lamp entirely covered in cuoietto leather, designed to casts its light to the wall and smooth the contrast between digital and a completely dark room, so that making a comfy [...]
New Alto Table by Andreas Engesvik
Norway furniture manufacturer, Fjordfiesta are happy to introduce the new Alto Desk designed by Andreas Engesvik. It went into production the following year – and was manufactured by David Design (Sweden) until 2009. Fjordfiesta Furniture launched a new version of Alto at the Stockholm Furniture Fair in February 2013. The new version has a redesigned [...]
Fontana Arte has shown the Blom lamp at Euroluce 2013. Blom is table lamp and direct light, designed by Andreas Engesvik. Blom is inspired by the shifting light and seasonal changes of the Nordic countries. It is rooted in the Scandinavian attitude of practicality and versatility. Its familiar appearance and neat size makes it accessible [...]
Fionda Chair by Jasper Morrison
British designer Jasper Morrison has designing the Fionda chair for Italian furniture manufacturer, Mattiazzi. Fionda chair takes its name from the canvas sling, Fionda in Italian means sling. The wooden frame of Fionda is lightweight, strong, and has horizontal stack. [Via] Incoming search terms for the article:chair design (2), contemporary chair [...]
Letizia Chair by Poltrona Frau
Letizia chair has been reissued by Poltrona Frau at Milan Furniture Fair 2013. A project that catalyses and revisits the creative ferment of an era. Designed in 1954 by Gastone Rinaldi with the name of DU 55 P is now re-released by Poltrona Frau. The style icon has retained the power of its designer’s successful [...]
Sparks is a modular lighting system composed of three different modules with the capability to be set up in various configurations for three dimensional structures. This unique lighting is created by Daniel Becker, the German designer. Each module can be rotated freely in 360° that creates the overall system easily adaptable to every possible architectural situation. The lighting elements are based on low-energy LED technology. [Via]
Lily lighting was designed by Spanish company for Yonoh lighting manufacturer Fambuena and derives the brilliance of the lily flower to a level that is more enjoyable.This pendant lighting made by a delicate metallic structure and dressed in elastic fabric made in three different colors: white, red, and brown. When it opened, warm light flows via a semi-transparent material to make the feel comfortable and pleasant atmosphere. Unusual lighting products come in various colors according to the diverse needs of the community. [Via]
The pendant lamp “BIRD IN HAND” is really unique, designed by J.P. Meulendijks for PLANKTON. Composed fully of a sustainable material called Ecolotek, this pendant light is create to look like a cluster of human hands. Lamps based on and appreciation for art universal shadow hand; create shadows on the wall using your hands to make birds, rabbits, and other figures.
Playing with light and hand shadows is a centuries old past time long before the electric light was found. “BIRD IN HAND” plays with this concept: All of the hands are positioned to look like a flock of birds, flying out in circles. The shadows cast on the wall looks like birds. This results in a very expressive, dynamic and conspicuous light, with layers of humor and poetry hidden in the design. [Via]
Throughout Milan Design Week 2010, at Superstudio in Milan’s Zona Tortona district, Soft Architecture exhibition from Italian lighting manufacturer FLOS.
Soft architecture consisting of a recent collection which is marked by apply of special composite materials (Under-Cover technology) which Flos holds an exclusive license agreement in the compartment lighting for the production and commercialization on a worldwide level.
This is an innovative material that unites light contemporarily, upper it resistance, and able to ensure performance and durability in time and perfectly integrated itself with normal plasterboard ceiling false.
Further responding to the most recent international regulations on safety and eco-compatibility, to be non-combustible material and having a “Cradle to Cradle” certification.
Hence Soft Architecture disclose a new world to the professionals in which he can express his own creativity without boundaries, offering a combination of unlimited possibilities, where the light is integrated in the architectural harmony of the surrounding environment to celebrate poetic encounter between form and energy.
