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LONDON DESIGN FESTIVAL 2011
Frame ACDC
Frame is a new range of fixed and adjust- able deep-recessed, square downlights offering lumen outputs equivalent to 35 and 50 watt halogen. With a variety of beam an- gles and stylist design, this simplistic range of downlights offer a cost effective solution to an array of applications.
www.acdclighting.co.uk
Coral Arturo Álvarez
This new series of lumiaires from Arturo Álvarez takes its inspiration from the sea. The piece uses silicone mesh to create organic forms that seem to have grown on a coral reef.
www.arturo-alvarez.com
Wrap Pendant Light Brigid Strevens
Wrap is a dramatic, conical pendant light influenced by the sculptural simplicity of Japanese origami. Solid sheets of polished brass are rolled to form a striking geometric piece that gives a warm down light. A gloss lacquer finish contrasts with the polished brass interior.
www.brigidstrevens.com
Lenticular Lights Style Conception
Lenticular printing uses a lens-coated surface to produce an image that moves and changes depending on the angle at which it is viewed. Once the preserve of novelty cards, the process is now impressively advanced and can offer smooth image morphing effects. Design practice Style Conception has utilised this technology to create fixtures from back-lit lenticular sheets to form pat- terns that shift as the viewer walks around the piece.
www.styleconception.com
The Cocoon MacMaster
The Cocoon is an open structure pen- dant consisting of eight laminated tim- ber leaves. The expressive form allows a partial view of the light source - a warm globe whose light reveals a stunning contrast between the inner and outer surfaces of the piece. Designed with sustainability in mind, these pendants have been manufactured to minimise material wastage and packaging. It is constructed from multiples of flat packable, laminated veneer components and can be quickly assembled using the small fittings provided.
www.macmasterdesign.com
Typographic lighting Tabisso
Tabisso’s punctuation-shaped standard lamps offer a neat complement to the company’s alphabet seating, allowing in- terior designers to literally spell out their vision. More than 20 different punctua- tion marks are available and products are made-to-order in France in a few weeks. ‘Statement’ furniture in its truest sense.
www.tabisso.com
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