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Orbit by Lukas Peet and the Vine by Caine Heintzman, ANDlight
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Victoria lighting collection, Bethan Gray
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upholstered furniture by Broste Copenhagen
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Experimental Perfume Club
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T13 chairs, Gemla
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Shelter desk designed by Yonoh, Northern
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Chips lounge chair designed by Lucie Koldová, TON
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w171 alma light, Wästberg
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Dévoilement des finalistes de la 5e édition du concours international de design de luminaires L A M P
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Just Another Lamp by David Grifols from Barcelona, Spain. Just Another Lamp appeared with a small sketch during a weekly meeting, those meetings in which you don’t just talk about work and in which great ideas appear without intending it, that's how Just Another Lamp knocked on our door.
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Just Another Lamp by David Grifols from Barcelona, Spain
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L n°004 by Pierric De Coster from Antwerp, Belgium. The pendant lamp is characterized by its simplicity and pure form. Stripped of all unnecessary, a logical composition of cylindrical shapes creates a subtle and poetic object. The lamp only consists of three cylindrical aluminum pieces, a light source and a power cord.
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OVO by Adrian Fisher from Vancouver, Canada. OVO embraces the concept of balance with a simple yet striking presence. The symmetrical design culminates in a physically balanced luminaire made from contrasting materials with an environmental conscience.
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Boom by Stickbulb/RUX Studios from New York, USA. Boom is an LED fixture made from sustainably sourced or reclaimed wood and a cast-brass joint. This is a new series of LED chandeliers with explosive forms made from and inspired by destroyed buildings.
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Mito by by Tom Fereday and Rakumba Lighting of Melbourne, Australia. Mito is an exercise in balance and proportion, with feature reflectors carefully balanced along a fine thread-like stem – hence the name. The Mito lighting series was designed to celebrate the natural beauty and character of raw materials.
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Apollo Chandelier by Taylor McKenzie-Veal from Chicago IL and New York, USA. Concept: The Apollo Chandelier features an symmetrical array of LED lights housed within glass and brass shades that seamlessly blend with the structure of the fixture. The shades span out from a central point as if on a linear trajectory in each cardinal direction.
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Orbital Series by Michel Duvernet from Nelson, Canada. The Orbital Series merges a chandelier with a mobile. Suspended it is Orbit, when standing it is Floorbit. “Balance” is at the core of this design and its celestially inspired movements.
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Orbital Series by Michel Duvernet from Nelson, Canada.
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Cube by Petra Stanev from Philadelphia, PA, USA. Balance derives from the equivalent action of opposing forces and may lean towards the precarious or the certain. Cube makes the case for the beauty of sure footed balance that can be carved from disparate elements. Through the use of light, it illustrates the complexity that can lie hidden behind a simple exterior surface.
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Portal by Mark Kinsley from Chicago, IL, USA. Precariously balancing two surfaces, wall and floor, Portal is neither sconce or floor lamp, and yet it is also curiously both. The elongated form and reflective, polished brass core nod to the mirror as a literary object of magic, a portal to other worlds. Like our own world, Portal finds stasis in polarity. Favoring neither pole, Portal has no upside down as form balances function for lighting both up and down.
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