Planet Mini lights are portable and can be used to create magical scenes.
The history of the Italian furniture manufacturer Kartell began in the early 50s with the production of car parts made of plastic. Later, the Italian manufacturer moved on to produce laboratory equipment before expanding its portfolio with numerous furnishings and eventually developed from the 1970s into one of the most important producers of designer furniture and home accessories in Europe. Working in close cooperation with renowned international designers Kartell are constantly realising new, surprising, practical objects, including lighting objects. Kartell lighting such as the Bourgie lamp by Ferruccio Laviani are among the famous classics of the company, and, and as with much of the company's lighting portfolio, impress through the interplay of transparency, colour and lightness; combinations which allow the Kartell table, wall and pendant lights to express the infinite possibilities of plastic in ever new and unique ways.
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Table lamp Teresa
Planet pendant light
Battery
Kabuki Kartell
Cindy
Planet
Mini Geen-A battery lighting
Light Air from Kartell
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...Certainly at the lamp level; the funnel, flacon, form of the lamps however meaning that the ceiling above the lamp is bathed in unfiltered, untransformed light, thereby enabling the Burn Lace lamps to offer two levels of indirect lighting... And which posses the question if some form of positionable 'cap' might not be an option to allow for more control of the lighting, of the atmosphere...
As the, then, still plain Walter Scott, so nearly opined in 1806: "November's sky is chill and drear, November's leaf is red and sear: Late, gazing down the steepy linn That hems our little garden in, I thought, what an excellent month to visit an...
...Following on from the co-winners of the inaugural Grassimesse smow-Designpreis Hevesi Annabella/Line and Round and Cornelius Réer the winner of the 2nd edition is Burg Giebichenstein Kunsthochschule, Halle, Interior Architecture Masters student, Nadja Schulze for her lighting projects LiLa, Bow and 360°... Including the connecting of several lighting elements to create long chains of light rather than the single sources as presented at the 2024 Grassimesse...
...smow Blog: Certainly, and its something we very much enjoy about the project; however their main business is enamel pots and pans, how did they react when two designers arrived from Budapest and said 'we want to make furniture and lighting'?...
