The Cirlellam designed by Aldo van den Nieuwelaar (1944-2010) in 1968, is made with a circle and square in perfect proportion. The lamp is design classic but now is back in production using energy saving technology without a two-way switch but a stepless dim button by a pulse dimmer.
This design icon has been purchased by the MoMa New York and other leading museums.
The w151 is a beautiful Lamp Collection by Swedish company Wästberg and designed by Claesso Koivisto Rune. The collection is going to be launched at Stockholm Furniture and Light Fair and consist of three aluminium cones that will be available in a range of different “paper-like” matt finishes.
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Mamba is a minimal shelf desk created by Victor Vasilev for MDF Italia. It is made is made of matt white Cristalplant, a composite material made up of natural minerals, acrylic material and polymer polyesters. Mamba Light is a shelf and cabinet made of medium-density wood fiberboard, with variable thickness available in matt white, green, orange, blue, sand, ivory, yellow and gray coated finish.
Lightbeam is a beautiful project by russian designer Katerina Kopytina in which the wooden structure as the light bulb is part of a global form.
“In LightBean’s lamp the globe bulb is not only the source of light but also an intergral part of a shape. Made of local oak LightBean is finished with natural oil and has two colors: natural and black. 12 colors of textile cords help to integrate it into any interior.”
Starry Light by Anagraphic is a constellation lamp collection manufactured by hand in Budapest and born from the collaboration between graphic designer Anna Farkas and interior designer Miklós Batisz. This wonderful creation came from idea of a lamp as an art piece created for the 2500 Watt exhibition. Due to its elaboration, it provides different light intensity in two directions, providing a strong direct light downwards, and ideal circumstances for the stars to shine on the walls.
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Inspired by the twirl of a flamenco skirt, QisDesign introduces Flamenca, a series of decorative, fun lights to brighten home decor. Using LED technology and available in three colors (pink, orange and green), Flamenca lights are not only decorative, but they can help achieve a sort of magical ambiance, whether in your bedroom, study, or for an evening gathering at home. Another exciting detail is that these lamps are interactive – touching the metallic base plate results in different, flowing lighting effects. On or off, I think we can all agree that they’re pretty and sort of whimsical. A fun addition to a contemporary lighting scheme.
Via: Trendir
Bocci has introduced a huge range of color in its 28 series collection. Creative Director Omer Arbel’s intent behind 28 was to design a system that produces form, rather than designing form itself. A magnificent success, the pendants are designed to cluster in hexagonal shapes, which nestle into one another. Adding color introduces a grand range of infinite possibilities, from clustering by similar hues to creating amazing multicolor installations.
Via Design Milk