ron gilad: wallpiercing for flos
by linking multiple units together, users are able to create graphic lighting collages that span any height or length.
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ron gilad: wallpiercing for flosthe lights are used in groupings to create a graphic wall covering
italian manufacturer flos in collaboration with new york based designer, ron gilad has created ‘wallpiercing’, an adaptive lighting system for vertical surfaces.
the ring-shaped light offers a range of graphic and lighting effects when used alongside others. by linking multiple units together, users are able to create a customizable collage that spans any desired length or height. LED light sources produce a diffused luminosity in a range of colors and intensities, altering the appearance and mood of the environment it is placed within.
‘wallpiercing’ by ron gilad for flos images courtesy of flos
the lamps, which are housed within a cast aluminum and polycarbonate shell, are seamlessly submerged into the wall, eliminating the appearance of housings and brackets.
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this project is currently on show at stockholm furniture fair 2011.
