Aura is a series of LED powered, steel cluster-able lamps that are suitable both for domestic and project use. The design is characterized by its seemingly invisible connection and light source, giving it a clean and elegant, yet slightly mysterious quality.
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Ruskii suspension lamps by Enrico Zanolla
May 13th, 2012‘Ruskii’ and ‘Ruskii Twist’ are two suspension lamps designed by italy-based designer Enrico Zanolla for toronto based company Viso Inc, presented during the light+building 2012 in frankfurt. The lamps are produced entirely in ceramic, both available in white or black glazing, silver or gold metallic.
Melt down lamps by Johan Lindstén Form
May 8th, 2012The concept and the products are based on an amazing inspirational trip to Japan that unfortunately was delayed for six months after the tragic accident in Fukushima. Would an actual meltdown occur and what would the impact be? The disaster is reflected in the lamps where the process already begun and the bulb are about to melt through the last defence of the glass.
Woven Collection by Timothy John
May 4th, 2012Shadows by Lucie Koldova and Dan Yeffet for Brokis
April 29th, 2012Artic pendant light by Cattelan Italia
April 25th, 2012Light + Building 2012 Frankfurt – Stendimi lighting by Knikerboker
April 19th, 2012Joseph pendant lamp by Ludovic Roth
April 18th, 2012Abyss table lamp by Osko+Deichmann
April 15th, 2012Abyss is a table lamp composed by a modular structure of injection moulded opal polycarbonate illuminated by a high voltage LED strip. This vertebrate structure allows infinite combinations of self-standing articulated forms that seem to freely float in space. The subliminal perception of this light body evokes atmospheres of deep ocean ambience in which luminous organisms sinuously and beamingly float into the darkness.
Kronleuchter chandelier by Denise Hachinger
April 10th, 2012Jamaica suspension lamp by Marc Sadler for Foscarini
April 8th, 2012The suspension lamp Jamaica infuses a feeling of lightness with its soft suspended volume obtained by a sheet of paper covered by a thin layer of polymer, without enveloping it completely but instead attached at the bottom to the housing of the light source, free to illuminate the underlying surface directly.




















