Insights

The Edit’s Insights section offers a wealth of inspiring ideas from Vibia’s network of creative collaborators around the world. We present interviews with leading designers and architects, who provide insight on their work, process, and unique point of view. You’ll also learn about the latest styles in interior design as well as innovative lamp and lighting technologies.

A working day with Umut Yamac

British architect, sculptor and designer Umut Yamac explores the intersection between light, movement and space. Fascinated by how certain objects, activated by their surroundings, transcend their everyday purpose and enable a deeper emotional connection, …

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Vibia’s Tube Collection: Behind the Design

Recalling the architecture of an urban grid, designer Ichiro Iwasaki’s Tube collection creates a striking landscape of conduits and shades. The customisable modular system is inspired by the idea that lighting expresses various concepts depending...

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Featured on Instagram: North

Arik Levy’s North defines a new class of modern decorative lighting based on space-oriented solutions. From the floor, wall or ceiling this collection of deconstructed lamps utilizes adjustability to create the perfect lighting effect ...

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Featured on Instagram: Euroluce 2019

Thousands trek each year to Milan, Italy for the world’s largest international furniture exposition where the city is completely taken over by design, art and architecture. Biannually the lighting portion, known as Euroluce, descends ...

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Ramos & Bassols Q&A

Barcelona-based Ramos & Bassols was founded in 2004 by industrial designers David Ramos and Jordi Bassols. Known for their clean-lined, contemporary take on furniture, lighting, and tableware, the boutique firm balances form, function and ...

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Vibia Captures 2019 Colour Trends

With each new year comes new trends in colour. What’s on the design-world radar for 2019? Warm terracottas, cool greys, and classic greens, to name a few. Incorporating these colours into your lighting scheme ...