A.D.A. Table LampThe A.D.A. lamp arises, as often occurs, from other forms. Little by little, during the design and engineering stages, it was transformed and, in some regards, simplified, until it achieved its final contours, reminiscent of the archetype of a table lamp.The simple design is formed by two truncated cones joined by a plate, while its strength derives from the material: tinted fiberglass which, illuminated from within, becomes translucent, offering a

A thin handle allows for rotation of the conical shade

Monoliths are the result of the symbiosis of contemporary design and traditional craftsmanship

enriches the furniture proposal of Wiener GTV Design with elegance and simplicity

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The rounded form is cast in plaster

the battery-powered Lucca easily transitions from indoors to outside

The 2mm thick edge and long span defies the eye with its improbable lightness and solidity

The circular base both grounds the object and catches melting wax

designed in 2003

Jacobsen's preference for graceful lines and simple

In this innovative design Shay Alkalay challenges our perception of what a drawer unit can be

through its detail and dynamism