Showing posts with label Euroluce 2023. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Euroluce 2023. Show all posts

21.5.23

Inspiration from EUROLUCE

 Enjoy some of my photos (so, please, do not copy) from Euroluce - lighting is not only function, as you can see, but sometimes it can  have even additional function: 



Barovier & Toso


Tom Dixon

Double function - a great idea for partition!

Lasvit - a dynamic lighting glass installation called Cloud 

Just a few, but a more detailed information about trends and interesting new products at Euroluce and Milan Design Week 2923 as a whole are available on request.

4.4.23

Salone del Mobile 2023 News

We are already beginning to see the face of the coming 61st edition of the Salone del Mobile.Milano with its theme Do you speak design? and its single exhibition level that simplifies and improves accessibility. Also a new Euroluce layout - The City of Lights- with an integrated cultural program that meshes into the spaces of the lighting biennial, curated by Beppe Finessi and designed by FormaFantasma studio. 

Euroluce 2023 press conference

Have a look at some inspiring new designs:

SUPER CHAIR | DAMIANO LATINI


MYDRIAZ - Blume
 Imperfetto lamp


Antonio Lupi


SITIA - UNA


8.2.23

Euroluce 2023 - a glimpse to the changes

"...this year the only lights we’ll see will be those of the exhibitors, as in a varied museum, with cold, warm, dim or bright lighting" says Andrea Cacaci of Lombardini22, one of the designers of the coming edition of EuroluceThe other designers are from Lombardini22 and Formafantasma.


They have decided to abandon the functional pavilion-centric grid and to create a veritable City of Lights complete with streets, squares and points of social focus intended not just for businesses. The classic layout has been changed to a circular route and in a virtual simulation they have found that with the classic layout you can travel about 1.2 km to see a whole pavilion, while with a circular route in about 500 meters you pass in front of all the stands. 

 While expecting the coming Salone del Mobile enjoy some inspiration from the last Euroluce: