Domino Maxi - Lumen Center Italia
Domino Maxi is a large metal ceiling lamp varnished with epoxy powders and using LED light sources. The product comes with numerous finishes and colour temperatures - Kelvin, optics. Customisable to your specific project requirements, it also comes with new accessories including: Okkio Spot and a bluetooth speaker.
Elastica - Martinelli Luce
Designed by Habit(s) - easy to adapt to the needs of different spaces, Elastica is a lamp stretched between ceiling and floor, composed of a strip of elasticised fabric available in various colours. The flexible LED circuit contained in the strip can be pulled up or down to brighten or dim the light and even switch the lamp on and off.
Primitive Structure - Michael Anastassiades
Michael Anastassiades’ first task light - the two geometric rectangular forms of black anodised aluminium are stacked in a simple T-shape. The point where they rest is the point of rotation allowing for a sequence of dimmable light that alternates on a 180º pivot. A wireless fixture, it has a battery life of eight hours and can be recharged by USB.
Sito - Occhio
The Sito series consists of wall, ceiling, floor or path luminaires. Internal lenses generate the characteristic beam of light. Different selectable optics provide lighting effects to match the location. The wall luminaire is perfect for illuminating façades and garden walls. The VOLT light engine allows it to be connected to the mains.
Samara - Luum
Samara is a pared-back, geometric collection centred on the intersection between two disk shapes. Seamlessly connected disks, each containing a thin LED panel, emit a warm downwards glow. The versatile design adapts to wall, pendant, table and chandelier versions and is available in custom sizes and finishes.
Pole - Roll & Hill
Rigid yet flexible, Pole’s aluminum construction and modular design allows it to create giant curves. Pole illuminates a broad range of space in multiple configurations along walls, floors, and ceilings. The area lit is solely under the curve and the span of light fittings is so long that it can cross over an entire living room.
Eden - Rotaliana
Designed by Dante Donegani and Giovanni Lauda, Eden is a family of floor lamps. Three large sound-absorbent leaves to which an LED is magnetically attached. Thanks to their soft padding and their special lining fabric, these leaves not only illuminate with indirect light but also help to improve acoustic comfort.
Meridiana - Hind Rabii
Designed for Hind Rabii by Chiaramonte Marin Studio, Meridiana is not a sundial, even if it does play with the light.
The process in fact is inverse: here the light is not the means, but the purpose, a great disk like the sun - hidden behind what looks like a big clock hand - it is a gentle, not blinding light.
For more than 20 years, Hind Rabii has been producing collections that have all been the expression of a clearly established philosophy: to combine the pure lines of Scandinavian design with the creativity of the company’s founder and designer, who uses and takes advantage of her inspiration drawn from her country of origin, as well as others. The colours of the Mediterranean come together with Nordic design to create collections with unrivalled elegance and refinement, embellished with a touch of enchanting imagination.
The company’s history is closely linked to the life of Hind Rabii, who breathes her creativity and inspiration into each project. The main characteristic is the variety of the materials and the elegance of the details.
www.hindrabii.com / chiaramontemarin.com
Nh - Artemide
Nh continues the study of the dynamic interaction of expertise, details, materials, form, and light that Neri&Hu is developing with Artemide. A white blown glass sphere slides along a brushed brass ring, which allows it to take different positions and to freely adjust and direct the diffuser. The frame becomes a support, a hook to hang the appliance to the wall, or a handle promoting an interaction with light. Starting from this first element Neri & Hu developed a series of structures to bring light into space.
After the wall version and the two suspensions with linear support elements presented in 2018, the family expands with more complex structures that accommodate spheres of different sizes. The glass sphere with hook is avaliable in three diameters (14, 22, 35cm). The new structures draw curved geometries and create a graphic balance of elements on which the luminous spheres are free to move and bring the light to different positions. The selected materials represent a perfect combination of tradition and innovation, as well as the expression of responsible and sustainable design, also conveyed by the use of a low consumption retrofit LED source.
Like all the projects designed by Neri&Hu, Nh offers a reinterpretation of South Asian culture and tradition with a constant contemporary approach.
Nh is operated intuitively as a reference to the use of lanterns, and allows freedom in creating countless lightscapes. It is an essential, versatile element, suited to illuminate a variety of contexts in a simple and poetic manner. With surprising lightness and elementary movements Nh creates a landscape of elements generating – either individually or combined with each other – a non-static balanced composition characterised by elegant colour and material matching.
Nh becomes a family of elements: starting with the table version, Neri & Hu designed two suspensions and one wall lamp. The most basic version features a clamp for wall fixings and in the suspension version, a light metal rod is hung horizontally and supports the brass ring that holds the sphere. The base element of Nh thus moves freely in space, the luminous sphere is free to slide and take light to different positions. This structure is then repeated on three levels in a cluster element that also introduces the possibility of changing the angles generated between the rods: one of the suspension cables is shared by the three rods, whereas the other can be set freely in space to define the overall geometry.
www.artemide.com / www.neriandhu.com
Kimono - Designheure
The Japanese dress style has been defined for generations by one garment: the kimono. Aesthetically fascinating, its function seems to hide and unveil all at once. The Kimono is made from four unique pieces; simple but complex, it has become the symbol of Japanese elegance and culture. The collection Kimono is designed as a tribute. It was born of admiration for an 8th Century tradition that has been and remains, a revelation for all areas of design in the world. Available in two sizes and three standard colours, custom made colours are also available on request.
Carousel of Light - Preciosa
The Carousel of Light is a playful immersion into light. Life is defined by experiences, interactions and memories. Preciosa creates lighting with emotion, lighting that connects people. To emphasise Preciosa’s signature joy of light, visitors to Preciosa’s Euroluce stand were guided through a sensory design journey.
Carousel of Light is composed of nearly 8,000 spheres in opal, amber, clear and pink frosted hues, stretching eight-metres in diameter. As the visitor wanders through the strings of pearls, the lights above illuminate, fading away as they move through. The carousel’s platform slowly rotates, creating a shared experience for everyone discovering the installation. Visitors could choose to walk through on their own, or allow the carousel to move them through the lights.
Magma - Tala
A sustainable solution and an exploration of upcycled materials that accentuate the light created by Tala’s dim-to-warm Sphere lamps. Magma combines matte black aluminium and steel frames with translucent, white discs made from Glaskeramik - made using repurposed waste from broken solar panel glass.
