At Ventura Lambrata Lisette spotted these beautiful Porcelain lamps by Dutch designers Studio Wendy Maarten for us. The lamps are – inspired by the harbour of Rotterdam and shipbuilding, this handmade lamp is adjustable in height with a pulley system. The use of black porcelain gives this old mechanism a sturdy new look – .
Beautiful lamps by dmoch called the Teresa lights. dmoch are David Ericsson, Ania Pauser and Marcus Berg. dmoch's studio is situated in Stockholm and their work is a reflection of them. – One of the key elements for DMOCH is to find the balance between life and honest objects from a holistic point of view. To combine poetic ideas in the future, contemporary and historical ways
to find unexplored areas of design. Humour is an important ingredient that permeates the work of DMOCH, both to develop in the profession as designers but also and to keep their insanity. –
About Ventura Lambrata – Organisation in Design is a studio dedicated to managing a broad spectrum of tasks for designers, design studios and other design related companies. Organisation in Design is also the initiator of the Ventura Projects: Ventura Lambrate 2010, Ventura Lambrate 2011, Ventura Berlin 2011, Ventura Lambrate 2012 and a new Ventura project that will be launched in Belgium for the first time in the autumn of 2012.
The founders of Organisation in Design Margriet Vollenberg, Margo Konings and their team have over 10 years of experience in scouting and organising locations for exhibitions in Milan. In 2009, Organisation in Design started working on the project Ventura Lambrate, after being introduced to the Italian collector of contemporary art, cultural entrepreneur and architect, Mariano Pichler. Since 2000 he had been working on a major project to redevelop Milano’s Lambrate industrial area. The first Ventura Lambrate, the new design district in the city of Milano during the Fuori Salone, was created by Organisation in Design and launched in April 2010. –
———————————– All images above are by Lisette Scheers.
I just had to add the website images from these other pendant lamps by Studio Wendy Maarten called the Gradient lamps … I LOVE them, you too?
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dmoch's Teresa's lights and mobiles:
"The idea of the lamps is to add new values through interaction with different levels in the room. Allow the lights to become a part of the interior and the architecture. To elaborate how the shapes interact with their environment. The wall can be connected to the ceiling, the floor or other elements in the room. It’s not just light, but an object that connects other things. The user can take control over the lamp by changing its position each day, and at the same time change the environment it’s in.
Two counterweights in fabric with two different shades, two pulleys included. You can move the lamps as you please just fix the pulley where you want to have the light, together or apart, high or low."
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Lisette Scheers from La Scheers & Co visited the Milan Fair and shared her impressions with BloesemLiving.
