Welcome to the TKBB Summer Series – even though we’re on a break, it’s a great opportunity to stay in touch and check out some of the top stories you may have missed from the last year.
Let’s get going with a look at our most popular lighting & mirrors articles.
GERA Light Bridge
The GERA Light Bridge is a multifunctional light for the kitchen island, combining lighting of the workplace and the surrounding space together with storage and access to often-used items.
Featured earlier this year at Interzum in Cologne, Germany, the system allows for the carrying and organisation of accessories, storage of fresh ingredients and so much more. It can be integrated into the design of the kitchen, is dimensionally variable and of high quality. GERA Light Bridge is available in anodised surfaces of black, aluminium silver or in a stainless steel tone. Light colour and light intensity can be controlled individually to create a bespoke finish.
Amibloom by Ettlin Lux
For innovative lighting objects that create unique interior designs, look no further than Amibloom® by Ettlin Lux®, distributed in Australia and New Zealand by Austaron Surfaces.
The collection includes both mirrors and luminaires and utilises a patented special light-technical fabric that creates exciting three-dimensional shapes when backlit by LEDs.
Slamp designer lighting
Introducing a collection of unique pieces: luminous sculptures that express the vision of Slamp with a focus on finding the point where harmonious shapes and lighting technology come together.
“LIGHT UP your creativity” with Domus Line at INTERZUM 2023
“LIGHT UP your creativity”, this was Domus Line’s claim for INTERZUM 2023, the summary of a package of innovations that aims to stimulate the creativity and imagination of the company’s commercial and industrial partners, in keeping with its broader re-branding plan.
A project that takes shape in a vision where light becomes a creative element as well as a functional one. With the lighting design solutions for furniture proposed by Domus Line, it is possible to create environments that reflect the lifestyles of those use them, in which light helps to define the spaces and moods.
Leucos preview – Euroluce 2023
Leucos renews its relationship with renowned architect David Rockwell and reimagines its Stacking Collection, originally conceived in 2007, for Euroluce 2023.
The existing collection, composed of three floor lamps made of handblown glass cylinders of different colours and sizes, is now joined by a series of striking new horizontal chandeliers and vertical pendants. The iconic Stacking lamp has been redefined with new models and colours: a horizontal pendant version offered in two sizes, and three vertical pendant lamps with the option for a wall application.
Light + Building presents the trends for 2024/25
Light + Building was held in Frankfurt from 3-8 March 2024 and showcased important products and solutions in the field of light and lighting.
At each show, a trend presentation was made by the trend bureau bora.herke.palmisano. These style experts have identified three relevant trends for 2024/25, which were highlighted in analyses, lectures and an inspiring Trend Area at the Design Plaza in Hall 3.1.
Dialoganti mirrors by antoniolupi
Dialoganti, the new mirror collection designed by Gumdesign and AL Studio for antoniolupi is inspired by Suprematist art and is based around a series of geometric figures.
With Dialoganti the mirror surpasses its primary function becoming a fusion of art and design – almost an abstract painting. The mirrored geometries and backlit surfaces create a minimalist object with strong design credentials, conceived to speak the same language as the other furnishings and accessories in the antoniolupi catalogue.
Artlinea Graffi mirror collection
Artlinea presents Graffi, a lasered and rear-varnished mirror collection designed by Davide Vercelli, and exhibited last year at Salone del Mobile.Milano.
Known for its bathroom furniture products, Artlinea is now expanding into mirror processing with a focus on stylistic research and a high tech finish. Using a laser to etch into the rear part of the mirror, the company is able to create patterns and images that are seen in the surface of the mirror.
Stay tuned for more Summer Series articles coming soon!
