Click through the slide show above to view new lighting fixtures from Foscarini, Vibia, Flos, Artemide, and DCW Éditions.
Trade Show: Euroluce Lighting Show 2019
Tubino
Resembling a flashlight, Tubino features a flexible joint to direct light. Designed by Matteo Thun, it is available in several versions, some with dimming options. The white, black, bronze, titanium, and champagne finishes come with either transparent or fabric cables.
Tube
Japanese designer Ichiro Iwasaki has created a lighting system in which a network of tubes brings light from a specific point and single switch to different shades that can be positioned as required. The aluminum shade comes in several hues of gray and off-white and contains a polycarbonate diffuser. Its four sizes range from 8½" to just under 21".
WireLine
Young Italian design duo Formafantasma continues its innovative design for Flos, first presented at Euroluce 2017. Again using the power cable as a design feature, they this time flatten it to resemble a belt hanging from the ceiling. The LED strip can be installed as a single piece or repeated for a variety of compositions.
Respiro
Italian for “breath,” Respiro is a pendant light designed by Philippe Nigro for French company DCW Éditions. The splayed leaves of the anodized aluminum body conceal the dimmable-LED light source and are available in gold, black gold, and white gold finishes. The fixture comes in three lengths ranging from 23½" to 47".
NH
Shanghai-based architecture and design office Neri&Hu designed NH as a family of LED floor and suspension fixtures in brass that, like much of the firm’s work, combines tradition and innovation by offering a reinterpretation of Eastern culture with a contemporary approach.
La Festa delle Farfalle
The always enchanting German lighting designer Ingo Maurer this year brings us a chandelier whose name translates to “feast of the butterflies”; 34 white butterflies and one green dragonfly made of paper flit about the LED source integrated into the porcelain plate, which provides up- and downlight. A black version is also available.
Viceversa
Noé Duchaufour-Lawrance designed Viceversa as a system where light and nature coexist in perfect harmony. Each module, consisting of the structure containing the LED bulb and the colored glass diffuser/vase, can be combined with others to create different compositions, bringing light into the heart of a vertical garden. Viceversa is available in three versions: floor, suspension, and floor-ceiling.
Madre
Designer Andrea Anastasio conceived Madre as a vessel that is a container of life. The 14⅛"-high dimmable-LED table lamp is made of handcrafted etched blown glass. The upper hollow of the large, luminous body contains a vase in frosted boro silicate glass.
Adonis
Even the more traditional Barovier&Toso got in on the trend of incorporating nature into its light fixtures. Graceful butterflies and tulip buds adorn this chandelier by Dutch designer Marcel Wanders that highlights the more than 700-year-old Venetian company’s glassmaking mastery.
Asana
A versatile floor lamp for indoor spaces such as lobbies, restaurants, or lounges, Asana can also serve as a small table or lectern. Designed by OIKo Design Office for Spanish brand Estiluz, Asana was inspired by yoga; its arms can be folded and unfolded to achieve, in balance, the best position of light.
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