COORDINATION-berlin premieres minimal, marble & aluminum italic lamp

COORDINATION-berlin premieres minimal, marble & aluminum italic lamp
all images ©  fabian vaccaro, patricia haas

COORDINATION-berlin premiered the ‘italic light’ in the berlin design selection during milan design week 2015. the sculptural, versatile lamp transforms from an atmospheric marble object to a direction light with a simple user gesture. featuring a high-performance LED circular light-ring, a built-in transformer and textile cable the crafted piece is equally at home on a sideboard, shelf, or table. with its reduced, minimalistic approach, the design plays on classic and postmodern design iconography. 

‘italic light’ with directional beam 

when not pointed out, the strong LEDs make the marble piece glow

detail 

the smallness of the object allows it to go just about anywhere 

glowing internal beam 

project info:

measurements: Ø 8,5 cm | h 31 cm
weight: 1,8 kg
material: marble, aluminum, LED light source
colors: blue | green
designed by: flip sellin, philipp brosche
manufacturer: COORDINATION-berlin
completion: 2015
photos: fabian vaccaro, patricia haas

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