Category — LIGHTING

Experimenting with all kinds of materials, the Thai designer Anon Pariot designed Trippler Cabbage Bone China lamp. The structure of this new series of impactors and table lamps, is home leaves of cabbage, meticulously reproduced in porcelain and made in order to illuminate suggestive environments ironic.

The designer Denis Balenko used a series of stacked plates of various sizes, to build a structure much sculpture for its new Plates Lamp. A lamp and table designed in two versions, sober and liberal, which challenges the force of gravity, donating stability to that pile of dishes is almost always destined to fall.

The union of geometric shapes and organic is the origin of the design of the new lamp Alpha & Beta of industrial design in Singapore Goh jaren. The lamp and table is characterized by a central base that split into two bodies separate but equal as Siamese twins, as two halves that need the union to exist. Everything becomes an object with elegantly adaptable to more contemporary styles.

Riddle is one of the components of the new collection of lamps for gardens created by the group Troll in Barcelona. Designed by French Jean Nouvel, the lamp gives an atmosphere scenographic the landscape, thanks to a dome in polycarbonate Silver full of holes of different sizes that make a game of light very suggestive. Available in two sizes (500 and 250cm) uses halogen lights, and can be luminary of floor, ceiling, pendulum or table.

Babushka is the new lamp created by Mathmos, which will be presented at first hand in the next 100% Design in London. As the doll Matrioska which was inspired, the clear glass lamp mimics its forms and structures, with its single line and feature, which shuts other small and colorful in their home. Babushka reveals an almost magic thanks to LEDs that illuminate creating a set of lights with different esfumaturas which range from blue to pink.

These are amazing solutions for lighting in dark metal, with man of worn out. They create wonderful effects, with furinhos leaving the light passing through the metal so smooth and uniform. It also creates a contrast from furniture to contemporary design, giving a more classic air or the environment seriously. The chosen: globes of metal reclaimed, and the lamp drum. See more options on the next page.

Kurage 3 of the Japanese Schemata Architecture Office Ltd. is the new lamp pendulum that enriches the Kurage series of lamps, made from a fiber-optic cable and a structure with LEDs. Kurage 3 is larger and more enlightened than the rest of the cable and espessor increased from 1.0 mm to 1.5 mm. RUO Magot ? with the technical collaboration of Izumi Okayasu, has given the new luminary of 4 kinds of ways, that risk as a light left by a pen frenzied, regulates the intensity of light with the size of the curve.

MARAY, is the name of the last and first megayacht of the shipyard to use a lighting system based solely on the use of optical fibers and light, with more than six hundred points of light, creating an atmosphere of elegance. The light became a game of style! 

The main hall of the bridge, the entrance with a place to relax with sofas, has 100 square meters is a unique environment with the crown for 12 people. 
One of the other features of this yacht is the terrace of the suites: built as a real platform itself and the peak in March, it was possible with the use of a gate which then can be overthrown.

The Dutch, has a very creative with the design, and in recent times, in particular, show a particular attention for the environment for the development of objects made from other objects. 

And thus was born the series of fixtures “Ping Pong,” designed by designer Diaz Kleefstra that cooperates with the studio from Amsterdam Kleefstra. 

The collection is made up of floor lamp, pendulum and table, all made with the use of 315 of ping pong balls.

Tom Dixon will present 100% in 2008 to design its new collection of design represented by the Slab Chair, chair of wood QUERCIA in natural color or black and the Mirror Ball Stand in the rugged and choreographic floor lamp of 80 × 180, consisting of 6 balls of different sizes of 50, 40 and 25 cm, mounted on a base of chromed metal. 

A collection characterized by a nostalgic and essential design, which includes the bank Slab Bench, to stand Slab Natural Oak Dining Table, a lamp and table-Fluoro Shade Table and the pendulum Blow Light.

The British designer Fiona Thomson, had intended to make the past more contemporary, with its project for graduation. Formed recently by the University of Brighton, she drew three different products that use items from the past and bring to the contemporary world. “Sit”, for example, turns the iconic dog “Nipper” in a lamp. Already “Cordless Candelabra” is a candelabrum lit by the battery LED. Finally, “Ode to Beethoven” transforms the classic bust of the composer in a incovencional dock for ipod. Who knew that the past could be so modern …

These are amazing solutions for lighting in dark metal, with man of worn out. They create wonderful effects, with furinhos leaving the light passing through the metal so smooth and uniform. It also creates a contrast from furniture to contemporary design, giving a more classic air or the environment seriously. The chosen: globes of metal reclaimed, and the lamp drum. See more options on the next page.

The Italian designer Alice Rosignoli has recently presented the “lamp” with Designboom at the Stockholm Furniture Fair. These two lamps stickers, which can be placed anywhere and at the same time, we do not occupy any space. 
Tall & Tiny covers the needs of winning the physical space where it is scarce, with brilliance and originality. As we are seeing increasingly entering the vinyl in homes by providing aesthetic value, and in this case, moreover, particularly its functional value.

The first impression I had was to see an army of men moving forward with a firm step toward the front. In reality, it is cosmonauts, the Russian-Soviet name given to astronauts. Its meaning refers to the lunar landscapes, worlds inhabited by automatons … perhaps, also, in our own planet. A playful nod to science fiction in the universe’s creator, designer Thomas De Lussac. It is made of lacquered aluminum and available in various colors.

Surprising and captivating are the adjectives that best define these lamps raindrops. Its diffuse light and warm blends into any space, creating environments friendly and visually highlighting the different types of architecture. 
Through the use of colored light bulbs can be configured different effects. They are made in a semi-translucent plastic thick and can be mounted on the wall or on the floor, in the version of indoor or outdoor.

In the video presentation of Casa Decor saw some examples of which are illuminated showers. Definitely is a trend that is here to stay. Cromotherapy is a method of harmonization based on the revitalizing properties of light, which according to its color and intensity causes different responses psychosomatic.

The colors have a considerable influence physical, mental and emotional which do not generally aware, but which affects our states in one way or another. The LEDs embedded in these showers provide an effective and lasting experience. Then some of the benefits we can get through the colors while taking a shower. 

the red is a stimulating and energizing general. 
yellow active cell renewal at the same time generating positive. 
The green provides balance and serenity, acting as a sedative. 
Blue has an intense effect on the metabolism and encourages concentration and creativity. 
In the picture we see a model of the Japanese Spiritual Mode.

This time we are faced with a work of art that was of compelling beauty. It is a fitting call Kanzapar, designed by Jon Santacoloma for signing B. Lux

Kanpazar has proved to be a revolution not only formal but also conceptually in terms of outdoor lighting is concerned. His manner provides a unique aesthetic value beyond doubt with a guidance of between mysticism and the full merger with nature. 

Available in three versions, anchored, portable and based on concrete as a pot, the material used to manufacture polyethylene is neutral with polished surface finish. Its height reaches 1.50 meters tall (also version is 80 cm) and emits a very natural effect of light through two 55-watt fluorescent. 

Kanpazar out for its versatility. It’s perfect for all kinds of outdoor gardens, but also to more urban environments to provide a touch of imaginative distinction. Likewise it can also be used indoors.

It has recently received numerous national and international awards, among them the prize AEPD of the Spanish Association of Professional Design, in the category of industrial design, and the International Design Award 2007, which has been recognized as the best product in the category of lighting from outside. 

The designer Jon Santacoloma was inspired to carry out the design in his native land, and more specifically in the trees located in Alto de Kanpazar, a place of unusual beauty located in the province of Guipuzcoa. No doubt this is a creation of high aesthetic value and committed to the eco-design, able to turn your garden into a place of fantasy

Created by Ferruccio Laviani for Foscarini, this elegant and genuine sculptural lamp design is ideal for any space.Supernova is notable for the excellent lighting provided from any angle of the stay, as well as its sophisticated design of parallel disks that makes it a piece to make a difference. You can choose from stainless steel polished, multicolor or lacquered aluminum, with support from chromed metal.

Its contemporary style bears the stamp of Laviani, Italian architect and designer of Consolidated prestige. Among his works and collaborations we can find brands such as Dolce & Gabanna, Swarovski, Dada or Molteni. The price of Supernova around a thousand euros. Would you be willing to do with it?.

Vesa Honkonen presented at the Stockholm Design Week of its proposed public lighting, conducted for the Finnish town of Heinola. The lamps are designed as “reading lamps”, as they are in the Plaza of the Library and emit their light downward, hiding those luminaries, and leaving that space is the protagonist. His avant-garde design and print a movement to the scene, in addition to integrate perfectly with the urban architecture. All a genius.