May 3, 2017

Lighting Roundup

Chlorophilia by Ross Lovegrove for Artemide.


1. Designer: 
Ross Lovegrove for Artemide.

Product: Chlorophilia.

Standout: As LED light filters through thermopolymer leaves, dappled shadows are cast upward, like sunlight diffused through a forest’s tree canopy.

Mongura pendants by Oki Sato of Nendo for DePadova.


2. Designer: 
Oki Sato of Nendo for DePadova.

Product: Mongura.

Standout: The suite of pendants, whose name derives from the Japanese word for mole, incorporate elongated LED bulbs that (aptly) burrow through skeletal powder-coated-steel frames.

Extra T by Michael Anastassiades for Flos.


3. 
Designer: Michael Anastassiades for Flos.

Product: Extra T. 

Standout: The glowing glass sphere and vertical aluminum base strike a tentative pose suggesting an impending unexpected event.

Full Moon Lamp by Carlo Nason of NasonMoretti.


4. 
Designer: Carlo Nason of NasonMoretti.

Product: Full Moon.

Standout: The Murano master looked skyward for inspiration, as a textured blue glass dome evokes the lunar cycle’s culmination.

Lollipop pendants by Boris Klimek for Lasvit.


5. 
Designer: Boris Klimek for Lasvit.

Product: Lollipop.

Standout: While these pendants don’t take a licking, the biomorphic slumped-glass plates with sticklike LED sockets certainly recall a classic childhood treat. Through Property Furniture.

Acid lamp by Lee Broom of Lee Broom.


6. Designer: 
Lee Broom of Lee Broom.

Product: Acid. 

Standout: Sandwiched Carrara marble and yellow glass form a circular diffuser, the light source giving the veiny stone a moonlike golden glow.

Lolita lamp by Nika Zupanc for Moooi.


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Designer: Nika Zupanc for Moooi.

Product: Lolita.

Standout: Sitting pretty on a skinny polyurethane base, the lamp’s injection-molded ABS plastic shade recalls the stylish cloches flappers favored.

Billy lamp by Isle Crawford for Kalmar Werkstaetten.


8. Designer: 
Isle Crawford for Kalmar Werkstaetten.

Product: Billy.

Standout: Brass supplies both structure and style, in the form of a V-shaped support, while a slender rosewood stem holds aloft the lined fabric shade. Through Stillfried Wien.

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