LÁMPARA ALTAVOZ BLUETOOTH MUSHROOM, Altavoces, Sonido, HI-FI y Imagen, Tecnología - lomasdemoda. Thanks for the Planets - Arnout Meijer Studio. Thanks for the Planets Thanks for the Planets is a series of emitting sculptures where the light is formed like a plasma into an intangible shape. In this limited edition series Arnout Meijer Studio continues to explore the possibilities of the abstruse effect light has on our perception.
The series consists of 4 separate objects which have a pallet of different colors and shades of white. The patterns in the Thanks for the Planets create, next to a gradual mixture of primary led colors, for every object an own identity. Thanks for the Planets – whitered limited edition of 5 photography: Pim Top Thanks for the Planets – bluegreen Thanks for the Planets – amberblue Thanks for the Planets – yellowred. Karman – The beauty of Lighting | Coltiviamo e raccogliamo per voi solo luce Doc. Lederam di Catellani & Smith | 1 P | 3 P | 2 P | 2 S. Richiesta catalogo Cataloghi PDF Offerta Richiesta prezzo Contatto Partners distributori Pagina web Richiesta file CAD Invia pagina Stampare la pagina Salva pagina QR-Code Non avrei mai pensato che la tecnologia potesse competere con la natura!
E’ una collezione altamente tecnologica e minimale, completata da sottili dischi in foglie di rame dal colore caldo e morbido che si può definire, forse, l’oro del terzo millennio. La collezione comprende tre lampade a parete, due a sospensione e due da terra. Più Materiali: base in metallo, disco in alluminio rivestito in foglia color rame, snodo in metallo nichelato. Materiali: base e struttura in metallo nichelato, dischi in alluminio rivestito in foglia color oro. Catellani & Smith | Le ultime novità. CELL | Collezioni | Karman – The beauty of Lighting. Knitted lamps by Ariel Zuckerman. Category:DesignPublished on 10 Sep, 2013 Tags: Ariel Zuckerman, Lighting Knitted is a series of light fixtures that combines technology with tradition. Knitting wool threads in fixed patterns creates a three-dimensional sheet of fabric which serves as a lighting fixture.
The project was born from collaboration between Israeli designer Ariel Zuckerman and Oded Sapir. The process of developing the fabric, with the aid of designer Adva Bruner, led to the combination of industrial knitting with manual “crochet” knitting. All images courtesy of ARIEL ZUCKERMAN Recommended: Barbara Abaterusso Design.