Darc – May-June 2019

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Designed by Dante Donegani and Giovanni

Lauda, Eden is a family of floor lamps.

Three large sound-absorbent leaves to

which an LED is magnetically attached.

Thanks to their soft padding and their

special lining fabric, these leaves not only

illuminate with indirect light but also help

to improve acoustic comfort.

http://www.rotaliana.com

Eden

Rotaliana

Samara is a pared-back, geometric

collection centred on the intersection

between two disk shapes. Seamlessly

connected disks, each containing a thin LED

panel, emit a warm downwards glow. The

versatile design adapts to wall, pendant,

table and chandelier versions and is

available in custom sizes and finishes.

madebyluum.com

Samara

Luum

Rigid yet flexible, Pole’s aluminum

construction and modular design allows

it to create giant curves. Pole illuminates

a broad range of space in multiple

configurations along walls, floors, and

ceilings. The area lit is solely under the

curve and the span of light fittings is so long

that it can cross over an entire living room.

http://www.rollandhill.com

Pole by Philippe Malouin

Roll & Hill

The Sito series consists of wall, ceiling,

floor or path luminaires. Internal lenses

generate the characteristic beam of light.

Different selectable optics provide lighting

effects to match the location. The wall

luminaire is perfect for illuminating façades

and garden walls. The VOLT light engine

allows it to be connected to the mains.

http://www.occhio.de

Sito Series

Occhio

Easy to adapt to the needs of different

spaces, Elastica is a lamp stretched

between ceiling and floor, composed of

a strip of elasticised fabric available in

various colours. The flexible LED circuit

contained in the strip can be pulled up or

down to brighten or dim the light and even

switch the lamp on and off.

http://www.martinelliluce.it

Elastica by Habit(s)

Martinelli Luce

Michael Anastassiades’ first task light - the

two geometric rectangular forms of black

anodised aluminium are stacked in a simple

T-shape. The point where they rest is the

point of rotation allowing for a sequence

of dimmable light that alternates on a 180º

pivot. A wireless fixture, it has a battery life

of eight hours and can be recharged by USB.

michaelanastassiades.com

Primitive Structure

Michael Anastassiades

Image: Joseph De Leo