Suspension Lights
Suspension Lights collection by COLLECTIONAL Dubai
Vantot
Limpid Lights continues on the idea of manipulating the light with movement. By moving the light-source closer to, or further away from the lighting object, the intensity of the light can be adapted. While the initial LED-light is fresh and bright, the handblown glass shades can be used to soften the light and create a more intimate ambiance. By moving the light source, the light can be playfully adapted from bright to a more diffuse, soft and/or coloured light.
Vantot
The modular design of the V-V-V light curtain uses bare, anodised aluminum and copper elements suspended between stainless steel cables. Each separate lighting element consists of 4 LEDs tucked behind thin sheets of acrylic to soften the emitted light. The elements can be clipped directly onto the conductive wire curtain structure, meaning their frequency and height can be adjusted accordingly. The V-V-V- structure can be used to create a singular solitary column with a few lighting elements, or built up to combine multiple rows, creating a striking curtain that lights up a wall or partitions your space.
Vantot
O-O-O is a customisable stainless steel structure that conducts electricity to LEDs that provide subtle illumination. The lightweight curtain can be built to any size, as the number and frequency of the lights in the composition can be adjusted accordingly.
Vantot
Mono is an elegant ceiling lamp composed of an LED orb that illuminates and balances a partly satin-finished glass halo. The on-off function and brightness of the light can be regulated by pinching a wand that extends from the light structure. The light is endowed with a memory for the illumination from the previous session, making it considerate and familiar to its users. Mono is designed with glass that diffuses the light to create a comfortable and serene atmosphere. With gravity as its anchor, the halo is detached from the central orb so that it can be slanted and adjusted according to your liking. The adaptable functions complement the timeless and unique aesthetics, aligning Mono with Studio Vantot’s human-centered and long-lasting design vision. The orb is available in two variable sizes, while the halo comes in three diameters.
Vantot
Cosmos is the largest lighting figure in Vantot’s collections. The vertical chandelier concept was inspired by traditional/industrial design combined with a high-tech production process. Cosmos is a stackable chandelier lighting fixture with a traditionally industrial function and aesthetic. Hand-cut glass bulbs made by Czech glassblowers emit a warm glow that contrasts the steel structure that transmits the electricity for the light. Material: Steel, Handblown glass, Handcutted glass. Light: Voltage 100-240V, IP 20, Lifespan of LED >50000 hours, Colour temperature Dim to warm, Driver 24 V, CRI 85
Vantot
Floating Lights is the result of detailed research to find a versatile limitless extendable light sculpture. It is a highly flexible product which enables designers to build and create with light. Material: Mirrored stainless steel, Acrylic thin. Light: 24 V, Led lumiled 2700 K.
Jan Garncarek
The first of the lamps was designed by Jan Garbarek. It refers to white weapons. Weapons were always present in the designer's family home. The designer was inspired by a story from his childhood when he stayed at his grandfather's house. Late one evening, the phone rang at home. It turned out that a burglar alarm had gone off at the neighbor's house, which automatically made such calls. Jan Garncarek's grandfather then took out a flute (a sword) and went to deal with the burglar. However, he escaped. The lamp is supposed to relate to a spear with which one could defend oneself in case of need. The elongated part of the lamp is not so easily removable, serving more as a symbol.
Jan Garncarek
Spun metal sheet, rounded and swollen forms. The light emanates from within the sphere and reflects on the plate. It was giving off a fiery glow. These are perfect shapes that bring out the beauty of the brass—captured in an elegant minimalist form—the condition results from a long process of searching for the ideal proportions. The lamp gives a soft decorative light.
Jan Garncarek
The idea was the creation of minimalistic and elegant objects that would look good in every interior. The designer searched for the simplest graphical shapes and decided to go with a line and dot. This led to four lampshades that illuminated the ambiance in four directions. Between the simple shining sheets, one can discover the lavish interior of the lamp that contrasts with its overall minimalistic look. The light is made from solid brass and glass. LED installation is placed inside the lamp. All parts are handmade and assembled with the utmost care.
Apparatus
A robust study of material evokes the grace and strength of its equine contributor. Wefts of horsehair are combined with brass and etched glass, implying a structural weight-bearing function for the coarse hair.
Christopher Boots
Meteors slash through the sky, dazzling all who witness their strangeness. It is this primal, cosmic energy that is captured in METEOR. METEOR implements a delicate hand-picked selection of gradations of natural smoky quartz and natural clear quartz, conveying the dynamism and movement of cosmic matter plummeting to Earth. Warm light emanates through the naturally uncut crystals, providing a dramatic glow through dimmable LED technology.
Apparatus
Using a strict arrangement of semi-precious stones, Talisman 14 Pendant Light by Gabriel Hendifar for Apparatus recalls the fine details found on statues in the ancient city of Persepolis. Agate, jasper, or jade beads are pierced by finely fluted pins, affixing them to a leather-bound brass structure. The finish is different than the actual product finish.
Laurids Gallée
In ancient cosmologies, the Empyrean was believed to be a heavenly place in the highest of heavens, occupied by the element of fire. The warm glow of the ceiling light Empyrean suspended 01 pays homage to this antiquated concept, as Gallée experiments with light through material hues, transparency, and luminosity. Paired with studies of space from today, Gallée observed the warped behavior of light around black holes and translated it into the refraction of light in the Empyrean light. 24m of LED-light strips illuminate the dark resin centerpieces from within, while the rounded edges contort the light rays, creating a floating effect that moves around the geometric composition. The thickness of the resin blocks with the intangible translucence of the light creates a compelling juxtaposition that constitutes a balanced yet playful aesthetic that teases the eye. Empyrean suspended 01 is the first light in the Empyrean collection. As Gallée experiments with the light-bending qualities of translucent resin, the Empyrean collection will grow and continue to catch the light.
Veronese
Martha Suspension Light, designed by Fredie Jochimek, is a very beautiful piece in crystal finish. The Martha collection is a tribute to the history of Veronese. With the vision of a contemporary design, Fredie Jochimek pulled from the company archives the most overlooked glass elements of the classic Murano glass chandelier—the cup and bobeches. Traditionally, the cups were designed for the bottoms of chandeliers to cover the inner workings of the lighting design, while bobeches were designed to capture melting wax. Fredie Jochimek boldly places these ornamental glass elements at the center of his collection. With these newly handmade classic Murano glass bobeches and cups, the designer created a contemporary modular lighting design that can evolve into various independent suspensions. Each modular design begins with an LED light source encased in a metal box from which metal extensions can be added at will in various directions. From this point, additional metal extensions can be endlessly added by connecting them to the glass elements. The bobeches and cups become the intersections and the points of light. By combining a modern metal frame with a modular design and classic Murano glass elements, Fredie Jochimek connects the past with today.
Veronese
Cell Suspension Light, designed by Patrick Naggar, with a steel structure and a lampshade in Murano's glass. This beautiful lamp is made with harmonic and sinuous curves; the lamp presents a high aesthetic value and detailed finishes. The designer was inspired by the Chromosome collection by Art Basel of the year 2015.
Veronese
Lido Suspension Light, designed by Bruno Moinard, is a very pleasing and appealing suspension light. It takes its inspiration from the 18th-century Rezzonico chandelier. From this iconic design, it was the Bossette – the small blown Murano glass elements encasing the arms and perfectly fitting together – that intrigued designer and architect Bruno Moinard. Fascinated by the beauty of this detail, its marvel, and its versatility, Moinard pulled this glass element from the Rezzonico bouquet, magnified it, and gave it a new contemporary interpretation. The pure design and versatile nature of the Lido collection inspire infinite design possibilities. The structural system was designed to adapt to an endless array of dimensions, compositions, and interior design requirements. Today, the collection includes two large-scale suspensions each with their characteristics designed to complement each other as either part of a composition or to stand alone. Tomorrow, the collection will include sconces, smaller suspensions, floor lamps, and more.