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The minimalistic Fling lamp mixes new and old technology in a simplistic L-shaped luminaire that’s right at home on any wall. The hybrid design combines energy-efficient LED technology with a traditional Swedish wooden veneer. Together they create a beautiful conical illumination with a warmer, subtle glow against the veneer.

Designer: Kristina Källström-Gernes

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The MIKA 350 is a pendant lamp inspired by the “palozzas” houses of the ancient Celtic forts that were built in Galicia from 6th century BC. The design pays homage to the architectural tradition by using the same granite and wood composition. The result is a minimalist yet organic object that easily compliments both traditional and modern interiors.

Designer: André Simón

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Eugeni Quitllet‘s K Ray lamp is like an organic UFO, a network of veins hollowed out of material which result in an object suspended in a frame. The illusion lies in its mysterious energy source with appears to derive power out of thin air.

Designer: Eugeni Quitllet

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The Herba lamp, designed for the Bertolucci brand, is actually 5 lights in 1, and takes inspiration from natural fiber geometries derived from biomimetic observation. Raw copper tubes are contrasted with matte white acrylic on which LED light is projected to create an evenly diffused glow perfect for reading or ambience.

Designer: Atelier Marko Brajovic

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(Fibers of Light was originally posted on Yanko Design)

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Roberto Paoli’s award-winning Tru lamp explores the interplay between what is visible and what is not, using critical geometries and material so inconsequential that it’s almost invisible when turned off. Positioned discretely in its environment (resting on less than one square decimeter), the force of its LED light is surprisingly powerful. It’s this contrast that gives the illusion of intense luminosity sprung from structural void.

Designer: Roberto Paoli

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