Pablo Designs Superlight
Balancing the demands of both workplace and home with a combination of minimal form and maximal function, Superlight achieves fluid, sweeping movement in every direction with a full 3-axis range of motion providing warm glare-free LED light exactly where you need it.
Oluce Cylinda
Designed by two students from the European Institute of Design. Cylinda maintains a minimalist sophistication with its clean outlines and use of geometric shapes. In the two-colour version a brushed gold disc is supported on the anthracite base, a decorative touch that succeeds in discreetly embellishing the object.
Nyta Pretty
The Pretty collection from NYTA are a family of three distinct types of luminaires, artfully crafted from a single piece of material. Pretty small is the smaller, classic variety, Pretty wide emits an open and direct light; whilst Pretty long focuses the light to a clean and narrow cone.
Nemo Orbit
Available as a table and a pendant lamp Orbit is inspired by mashrabiyas, consisting of a hundred or so polycarbonate micro-rods assembled to form a latticework.
Orbits pendant version is modular and can be customised and accessorised by different skirts in straw braid, paper or a thin sheet of wood.
Masiero Raqam
The term collection is a bit reductive when applied to Raqam. Derived from the Arabic word for embroidery, Raqam is the result of the technical expertise and flair for experimentation of Marc Sadler, complemented by the engineering skills of Masiero's technical team, and can be used in multiple applications.
Martinelli Luce Coassiale
Light reflects on a disk made of white opal methacrylate, which slides along two cables, enabling Coassiale to create several light effects. Endless luminous geometries are possible either towards the ceiling or the floor. Direct and indirect light are given out from the LED light sources held inside two cylindrical supports.
M&DE Montgolfier
Designed to light a dinner table or a living area, Montgolfier’s vintage recall is perfect to create the right atmosphere in a restaurant or in a bistro. Thanks to the LED Warm Tune dimmable technology the light spreads from source, varying intensity and colour temperature simultaneously, following all the interior designer’s needs.
LZF Stitches
Designed by Egbert – Jan Lam of Netherlands - based design studio, Burojet.
The Stitches lamp each have a visible hemstitch where the light shines through, cleverly emulating the embellished stitches found on cloth. Wood veneer lengths are crafted in a traditional sewing fashion, by marking out a pattern and cutting it.
Louis Poulsen Yuh
Yuh celebrates Louis Poulsen’s philosophy of designing to shape light. The lamp rotates, rises and drops, illuminating and creating ambience in the required area while the shade is determined geometrically from the functional movement of the screen on the vertical pipe. A minimal shape created from a circle to a line.
Lightyears AQ01
Designed by Anne Qvist the AQ01 adds new expression to familiar forms. Combining tradition with innovation, the design is simple, functional and rooted in the Nordic design aesthetic. With its curvy edges and matte finish the AQ01 shade is designed to attract the human hand.
Lasvit Eve
Designed by Zaha Hadid Design, Eve is composed of fifteen glass pieces arranged in one intriguing ensemble. It combines traditional glassmaking techniques with parametric design.
Suspended at varying heights, the glass bodies create an impressive play of light and shadow.
Knikerboker Crash
At this year's Euroluce 2017, Knikerboker launched its best-selling handmade lamp Crash. Now in steel with a new pattern, the different finishings include round diffusers, paintings and leaves, which can be combined in the structure and discs in order to adapt to any space. It is a monolith light that reaches the apex of its shape.
