How can minimalist design diffuse light with an eclectic attitude? Resident furniture brand presents constructivist geometrical lightings that diffuse an enigmatic halo.
From Berlin to Shanghai, new designs by Yuue include colourful stationery and a marble-steel lamp that bring a minimalist and playful mood into creatives and professionals’ studios.
Aljoud Lootah abstracts geometrical patterns to create Double Square minimal furniture design collection.
With the Anno Tropico exhibition, Formafantasma invites people to look into the light design creative process at Peep-Hole independent art centre in Milan.
Northern Lighting launches Buddy, Birdy and Granny; quirky light-design companions that touch base with ergonomics and nordic feel.
The Campana brothers design LASVIT Candy collection: sweet tooth chandeliers and a lollypop-ish table lamp tease the palate… But beware, it’s made of blown-glass.
Pastel coloured Aura pendant lamp by Tomas Kral for Petite Friture is designed as simple as possible to diffuse a soft and mellow light.
With Disco Disco, Haberdashery developed a 21st century disco ball that can interact with music thanks to circular grids of pixelated LED lights.
Milano2015 marble table lamp by Carlo Colombo for FontanaArte merges minimal and refined iconic design in name of Italian maestros.
Aura desk lamp by Ross Gardam allows to interact with its luminous halo by directing a floating golden disk that rotates thanks to a clever magnetic joint.
NON DESIGN studio presents NON LINEAR, a fluorescent and transparent collection of modular LED luminaires that connect to form endless possibilities of lighting environments.
Minimal and contemporary: Resident updates its lighting collection with designs by Cheshire Architecture, Flynn Talbot and the in-house studio of the brand from New Zealand.
Design studio Ladies & Gentlemen created the Shape Up lighting series for American design brand Roll & Hill playing with suspended minimal geometries.
In Milan, DesignPhilippines puts forward new collections meshing tradition and local craftsmanship with contemporary style and sustainable materials.
Cozì design studio debuts in Milan with a collection of lighting fixtures and accessories that brings design technologies to the tipping point.
Danish brand Louis Poulsen relaunches an iconic PH lamp by architect Poul Henningsen: the new PH 3½-2½ will be available with an oxidising copper shade.
MSDS Studio’s new collection feature stackable A-shaped chairs a futon daybed with a “ladder” wall light, metal lamps and half cabinets.
Wästberg launches a conical set of supersized pendants that rebalances the original role of the lamp itself: to create a room in the room. Design by Claesson Koivisto Rune.
HopLow & Family blown-glass table lamps by QUarch Atelier are crafted by Venician artisans and inspired by woodlands’ creatures.
Nick Ross’ Tension Lamp bends like a fishing rod and wins 2014 Muuto Talent Award.
At DesignMiami/, Maarten de Ceulaer presented the Grids series, a cyborg-like surface of light made with a wavy wood plank featuring wireless LEDs-circuit technology.
Studio If designed a serendipitous lighting made with luminous balls that lit progressively in random order by pulling a string.
With Nouveau Rebel lightings, glassware and accessories collection, Lee Broom adds a playful and contemporary twist to Carrara marble unique elegance.
Artists and designers took inspiration from the falling of a drop of water and gave shape to mesmerizing creations that reflect upon one of Nature most elementary yet foundamental acts.
At New York ICFF 2014, Matter-Made presents “DISCUS” versatile LED lighting by Jamie Gray. Simple geometries and minimal touch are enhanced by flexible system that allows to orientate and calibrate the intensity of the light.
The French design trio numéro111 presented the “Insulaire project” re-thinking the living room as bubble of intimacy instead of a ceremonial reception area for social representation.
The Colour Globe lamps by Scholten & Baijings inaugurate a new collaboration with Moooi in the name of refinement and transparency.
45° Lamp by Tuomas Auvinen for MUUTO exploits un-used corner spaces with a unconventional yet functional style.
FOG by Front Design for Zero is the lamp that resembles a fluctuating, mist-shrouded planet, a hovering globe that glows mystically in the room.
Martín Azúa presents LIGHT CONTAINER: an iron and glass design that turns the immateriality of light in a solid volume and reduces the materiality of the lampshade into an almost-drawn minimal structure.
