Minimal light

Lighting is becoming softer and more serene as designers and DIY home experts persist in the evolution of lighting. We are seeing light sources concealed and many are eschewing the traditional pendant structure for something more subtle. In short, lighting is undergoing a renaissance in minimalism in interior design, and we are here for it. Image credit: Balzar Arquitectos

Learn why Japandi Pendant Lights are perfect for modern homes. Explore how these lights combine modern aesthetics with timeless functionality. 🖼️💡

Crafted from minimal materials to create an ultra-sleek design, the Tripp lighting line extrapolates a classic three-sided shape. Panels placed at angles reflect and diffuse, emanating light outwards through apertures. This dynamic architecture creates prismatic patterns that play softly across a room’s surfaces. Evoking a sense of the infinitely circling galaxy, the Tripp lighting line embodies a triangulation of strength, energy and essential form.

This series of products mainly apply the process of exposed concrete. We try to manufacture the objects for daily use. With a basic method of design, we are committed to make concrete return to its essence, present its unique texture.

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A study in physics and material finesse, Plusminus evokes the fluidity and flow of light. Far beyond the traditional filament bulbs and conventional LED lamps, the collection by Diez Office aspires to outline the future of lighting design by making light malleable and tactile, safe to hold in your hands, and capable of

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