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Amp lamp series Normann Copenhagen The Danish designer Simon Legald has designed a sophisticated range of lamps called Amp for Normann Copenhagen. The Amp lamp series consists of one table lamp and two pendant lamps. Amp is characterised by its high-quality materials of glass and marble that add a visual fragility and sensuous heaviness. Normann Copenhagen presents Amp lamp series. A hi-fi inspired range of lamps. Amp has a nostalgic and at the same time, contemporary feel. The idea for the lamp’s shape came when the designer was restoring an old 60’s radio at home. While searching for spare parts for the radio, he was captivated by the glow that emits from the tube amplifier. The simple oval shape and the glow of the bulb is an obvious reference to this, just as the name Amp refers to the English term; tube amplifier. The proportions for each lamp have been carefully designed. For example, the marble sockets of the two pendant lamps are smaller than the marble base of the table lamp to emphasise their different functions. Read More The new old light by KIMU The New Old Light by KIMU Design mimics the traditional appearance of a lantern and makes a classic East-West connection. The Taiwan-based studio have created the New Old Light with an industrial-style reflector attached to a paper lantern diffuser that can be pulled down or collapsed out of sight to vary the lighting intensity. I adore the minimalist table lamp by the Taiwanese design studio. By employing the flat border to emulate the standard appearance of lanterns, The New Old Light by KIMU continued its style in the plane quadrant. With the modify of the wood proportion of The New Old Light, which developed the extension of breathing in a virtual space, the air particles seem to be paused at the moment of light on. The New Old Life is the ideal goal that KIMU keep trying and experimenting to reach. Started from The New Old Light, KIMU is combining and converting those ancient objects to modern life products. Read More Sbarbino lamp by Vito Nesta Sbarbino lamp by Vito Nesta was presented at the Salone Del Mobile 2014 The nostalgic Sbarbino lamp draws inspiration from the form of a classic shaving brush. It has a similar metal base and honey-colored glass in place of horsehair bristles. Designed by Vito Nesta and carefully crafted in his Milan workshop, the lamp exudes vintage barbershop style. Interested in the world of design, Vito Nesta graduated in Industrial Design in Florence. The journey is a constant in his life, it is a necessity used to give continuous stimuli to his creativity, because there is no knowledge without cognition. Design is very important to him because ideas and emotions, thoughts and insights merge in it, and with it emerges the soul of the designer. Read More Iittala lighting news autumn 2014 Iittala lighting news autumn 2014 are a part of Iittala’s exciting movement towards developing a wider collection of meaningful small furniture, lightning and accessories for the home. Iittala’s striking table lamp Leimu Lamp by Magnus Pettersen that masterfully combines glass and concrete together is now available in an elegant grey. The combination of the grey glass ‘shade’ and the concrete base creates a streamlined design that emphasises the beauty of both materials. Read More Copenhagen Pendant by Space Copenhagen for &tradition Copenhagen Pendant is an exercise in contrasts. Combining the classic and the modern, the maritime and the industrial, it is a new pendant lamp developed by Space Copenhagen for &tradition. Following the success of their first collaboration, the Fly Lounge Series, &tradition have worked with Space Copenhagen again to produce a luminaire in matte lacquered metal, one of Space Copenhagen’s first lights to enter production. Read More Ikono classic pendant with graphic details Normann Copenhagen presents the Ikono classic pendant, designed by Simon Legald. Ikono is a beautiful classic pendant lamp with a pure and simple feel. The lamp has a cone-shaped glass cylinder and two coloured steel shades in matching tones which rest on the glass. Together, these features go to make up a classic pendant lamp. The light is directed by the top shade while the lower shade ensures anti-dazzle. Ikono is based on the Danish lighting tradition, but the designer Simon Legald has stripped the design down to its essence and eliminated any unnecessary components and screws. The sharp edges of the shades are softened by curves where the shades meet the glass. The glass cylinder itself adds a visual lightness to the lamp. This gives Ikono classic pendant both a graphic and soft feel. Read More
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Caravaggio P Black ó Lightyears Tá mé i mbun an phróisis uasghrádú mo oifig bhaile na laethanta agus ceann de mo ceannacháin nua Caravaggio P Black ó Lightyears. Is Caravaggio P Dubh sraith de pendants miotail le eye-teacht laicir snasta ard. Is é an teicneolaíocht fionraí firinscneach i dtógáil, chruthú ar an frithchothromú ceart chun línte baininscneach an scáth ar. A pendant i cothromaíocht mhaith i bhfocail eile, foirfe do teacht Feng Shui oifig! Cruthú simplí, Bhí dearadh bog do pendants beag agus mór an príomh-smaoineamh taobh thiar de Cecilie Manz‘ Caravaggio sraith. Na cuair a rith trí roinnt cruthanna le linn an phróisis dearaidh, ach gabhálacha an leagan foirm baininscneach. Tá Caravaggio P Dubh pendant ainmnithe tar éis an Iodáilis Bharócach péintéir Caravaggio, a bhfuil aithne as a chuid saothar péintéireachta drámatúil le codarsnacht mhór idir solas agus scáth. Gach Caravaggio P Black ó Lightyears íomhánna: Lightyear