Tobia Scarpa designed a collection of lamps with spectacular visual impact that elaborates upon the idea of a simple luminous line, available in various configurations.
The Eitie wall-mounted lamp is composed of three luminous lines that can be rotated 360 degrees to adjust their position and intensity.
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2023
A family of eye-catching lamps, inspired by a wall installation designed by Tobia Scarpa, that emerges from a seemingly simple structure and sophisticated, innovative technology.
The concept for Eitie, a palindrome in tribute to Scarpa’s age and his extensive experience in the world of design, elaborates upon the idea of a luminous line that, thanks to unique circular connectors, is expressed in various configurations. Starting with the original work, part of the Benetton Foundation Research Centre, Cassina has revisited the distinctive wall-mounted lighting system to include a pendant light, table lamp and floor lamp that form a visually striking collection.
In the wall-mounted version, each element is composed of three luminous lines connected by circular metal joints that can be rotated 360 degrees to adjust the position and intensity of the light.
I CONTEMPORANEI
Was born in 1935, in Venice, where he earned a degree in architecture. With his wife Afra Bianchin (1937-2011), he opened a professional design studio, one of the most widely-acclaimed and well-known. Together, they worked on several innovative industrial design projects. In 1958, he began working with glass at Venini glassworks in Murano. In 1960, he started collaborating with Gavina.
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