tokujin yoshioka: the invisibles light for kartell

a storage cabinet which creates visual worlds, turning a static object into a dynamic one, generating a new, contemporary form of beauty based on contrasts: tall/short, precious/rough, architecture/nature.

these designs developed exclusively for nilafur gallery show the habitat itself as a different planet, as a science-fictional landscape...

using a lightweight mesh for its shade, this lamp's simple materials and resulting structure creates a straightforward lighting solution.

the four ceramic textural surfaces, each a translation of a natural occurrence, are on show during milan design week 2012 as part of the mutina exhibition. 

the original collection is redeveloped, keeping the original form, but transforming its interaction with light.

composed of solid planes of glass, the focus of the furniture piece is not its form, but rather the material's manipulation of light.