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Marble Lights by Studio Vit

Marble Lights by Studio Vit

Milan 2012: Stoke Newington designers Studio Vit showed these glass lamps with marble cuffs as part of Salone Satellite at the Salone Internazionale del Mobile this month.

Marble Lights by Studio Vit

Referencing the look of incandescent light bulbs, the Marble Lights combine blown glass spheres with marble cylinders to create table, floor and pendant lights, plus floor weights that can be looped over a flex to secure the pendants.

Marble Lights by Studio Vit

Back in London Studio Vit are based close to Dezeen's own office on Sanford Terrace in Stoke Newington. We interviewed them for Dezeen Platform in the autumn:

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Marble Lights by Studio Vit

See our story about their 11 Boxes project presented at Dezeen Platform here.

Marble Lights by Studio Vit

The Salone Internazionale del Mobile took place from 17 to 22 April. See all our stories about Milan 2012 here, plus photos on Facebook and Pinterest.

Marble Lights by Studio Vit

The information below is from Studio Vit:


Marble lights is a collection in marble and glass.

Marble Lights by Studio Vit

Originating from an archetypal bulb and socket, it consists of glass spheres and cylindrical marble lamp holders in various sizes which can be freely combined.

Marble Lights by Studio Vit

Marble lights include table, floor and pendant lights, as well as three floor weights which can be used as counterweights to the suspended lights.

Marble Lights by Studio Vit

The aim of the collection is to create a product that is simple yet refined and generates a juxtaposition of volumes, materials and weights.


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