Œil, 2024. Lampada da tavolo, vetro soffiato, LED. Photo credit: Giulio Boem
Serra Alta
Œil (eye) is a table lamp that, like some sea creatures, has a transparent body that is invisible to the eyes but which, once lit, can illuminate an entire room. Developed specifically for the theme of this edition of LCDF, it is an object so light to see through, so light because it is stripped of all superfluous elements. Everything is essential and functional to the light it is able to emit and that defines it. The lamp is composed of two transparent coloured blown glass shells, stacked one on top of the other to form a drop, containing two LED light sources, capable of producing two different light effects, one softer and grazing, the other more intense and reflective. The colour of the light changes as the colour of the casing and the light intensity change. The lamp is controlled by two switches, which can therefore adjust the lights and light intensities separately to create different atmospheres and light effects.
Andrea Ghisoni – studiointervallo / Photo credit: Giulio Boem
studiointervallo deals with furniture products and interior design. And therefore, of space design and the relationship between what is full and what is empty. Founded by Andrea Ghisoni, the studio pursues a design idea that stems from the intersection of the essentiality of the sign, the luminosity of forms and the nobility of craftsmanship, with the ultimate goal of making people happy.