De Majo Reef
Designed by Chiaramonte Marin for De Majo, Reef is part of the Dome collection,a series of lights in which the overall shape is a unit of volume.
The base is white lacquered metal while the transparent diffuser with white matte inside, is an ideal continuation of the profile made from blown glass.
Davide Groppi Hashi
A floor lamp conceived to provide direct light in a simple and flexible manner; Hashi’s principal component is the pivot point between two chopsticks that serve as light sources. The two sticks can be positioned in different ways, creating a strong, graphic effect in space.
David Trubridge Concept Feature Lantern
A range of concept outdoor feature lanterns were showcased this year. Made from a new ecological outdoor composite material that the studio is experimenting with, the large paneled lights were developed after an outdoor lighting installation was created for a tree walk experience in Rotorua, New Zealand.
Contardi Sator
Designed by Architect Massimiliano Raggi, Contardi’s tradition of tailoring light is embodied by Sator. Cut and sewn in creative patterns from exclusive and precious fabrics designed by Bruno Triplet for Sahco, Sator creates several plays of light.
Available in a double version or in three different sizes.
Castro Lighting Streamline
A modern classic, the Streamline emerged in the 1930's and became a big influence on design and architecture.
A minimal element collides with the majestic vertical lines of the light. Emphasised forms and clean lines combine to create a stylish ambience filled with warm light.
Buster + Punch Caged
Caged is a new collection of architecturally designed, modular lighting solutions inspired by the city of London’s steel skyline. Buster + Punch's patented LED technology is framed by the graphic outline of a solid matt black steel cage. The light is finished with a black knurled lamp holder and signature matt black penny buttons.
Brokis Macaron
Concealed in an elegant flue-shaped marble base, the light source of the Macaron casts its gentle glow upwards. Irregularities and imperfections intrinsic to both semi-precious stone and hand-blown glass make each light a unique original. The Macaron table light comes in three sizes, with the largest doubling as an impressive floor light.
Brand van Egmond
Inspired by early morning dew, the poetic Ersa lighting sculpture is handcrafted with a brass burnished finish element and bronze translucent glass spheres. The iridescent finish on the glass leads to a gradual change of colour as the angle of view or illumination changes, radiating a stunning glow.
Bomma Lantern
Lantern is inspired by the morphology of the paper lantern - one of the oldest forms of lighting. While fully utilising the material properties of the glass this piece combines an ancient shape with a contemporary light source.
The Lantern collection elegantly combines tradition and present.
Bocci 84
A white glass moil captured inside a fine copper mesh basket and plunged into hot clear glass, 84 from Bocci is air blown to gently push the white glass through the mesh, creating a delicate pillowed form. A low-voltage xenon or LED light source is used inside the pendant, casting a warm coppery hue.
Barovier & Toso Bako
Bako table lamp consists of a two-tone incamiciato glass inside and is wrapped with a layer of transparent glass giving the lamp its transformative properties. Available in three different colour pairs: white/green, pink/aquamarine and green/blue. The metal base comes in black chrome or polished chrome.
Axolight Alysoid
The first project by Japanese designer Ryosuke Fukusada for Axolight, Alysoid is inspired by the catenary arch. The unique curve of this stunning pendant is created by delicate chains made of small spheres.
The frame is available in anthracite grey finish and the chains either in a glossy black nickel or in natural brass finish.
