Lighting Roundup

1. Designer: Inga Sempé for Luceplan.

Product: Cappuccina.

Standout: The fabric-bonded thermoplastic shade slides softly onto the blown-glass globe–and retains its position no matter how rakish the angle.

2. Designer: Lindsey Adelman for Nilufar Gallery.

Product: Cherry Bomb.

Standout: The New York talent’s latest collection of wall and ceiling fixtures fuses organic shapes with precise elements of industrial production. Mouth-blown glass globes are rolled in 24-karat gold foil and attached to brass supporting hardware.

3. Designer: Tommaso Caldera for Incipit Lab. 

Product: Elmetta.

Standout: The gently curved wood handle of the lamp allows for easy portability as well as snap adjustments of its painted-aluminum diffuser.

4. Designer: Kiki van Eijk of Kiki + Joost.

Product: Civilized Primitives.

Standout: Branches gathered near the designer’s Netherlands studio served as models for cast-bronze components, which anodized-aluminum brackets secure.

5. Designer: Brandon Perhacs of Perhacs Studio.

Product: Brake Lights.

Standout: A mashup of Brutalist architecture and trillium blossom gave rise to these minimalist powder-coated-aluminum pendants.

6. Designer: Dimorestudio for Cappellini.

Product: Sound 2.

Standout: There won’t be trumpets blaring, but there will be light as Emiliano Salci and Britt Moran evoke orchestral elegance via brass tubing.

7. Designer: Rik ten Velden of Studio Rik ten Velden.

Product: Knotted.

Standout: Two sea dogs gave a crash course in knotting techniques, thus enabling the designer to fashion a table lamp from a single length of rope.