Etch is a digitally manufactured pendant inspired by the logic of pure mathematics. Made by employing an industrial process used to produce electronic products, such as circuit boards. The detailed designs are first photo-etched on to brass sheets. Then all unexposed areas are dissolved with acid, creating intricate patterns cut into the metal.
Made from etched matte brass that allows the light to gently filter through and casts intricate shadows.
Cherry Bomb Fringe, created for the design gallery Nilufar in Milan. The fixture’s tubular aluminum branches can climb walls (or a ceiling, if you wish) and can be customized in various sizes. Its graceful metal arms — punctuated by handblown glass globes — drip with hundreds of slender aluminum chains that sparkle in the reflected light like sun on ice, or as summer days grow long and languid, like links of Spanish moss tumbling over outstretched boughs.
Perch Light is an intriguing, playful piece of design. The stylized bird-shaped light sits still on its perch until you pass it, or a draft sets it in motion: then the bird gracefully swings, dipping back and forth whilst staying illuminated. The interactive quality of the kinetic light is one of the things that makes it so appealing; but the design itself, all origami-inspired clean lines and sharp folds, is beautiful even when the bird is resting. Perch Light made from flame retardant, anti-static and high transparency PPC. Low voltage electromagnetic conduction and wireless conductivity through the birds feet.
