Milan 2010: Italian-Singaporean studio Lanzavecchia + Wai presented a collection of lights made of fabric stretched over steel wire frames in the Ventura Lambrate district of Milan last month. 

Called Scaffold Lights, the collection consists of nine lights and a metal stand with a hook at the top, which the lights can be attached to.

The lights can also be hung from the ceiling or simply placed on surfaces.

The fabric comes in a variety of colours and is interchangeable.

Photographs are by Daniel Peh K.L.

Lanzavecchia + Wai also exhibited a range of furniture wrapped in fabric. See our earlier story.

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Above photograph is by Davide Farabegoli.

Here’s some information from the designers:

The Scaffold Lights are borne from the concept of light structures and flexible skins. Geometric metal wire frames support and pull elastic skins into organic shapes, creating contrasts of material and form, which is further highlighted when the lamps are switched on.

Above photograph is by Davide Farabegoli.

The family consist of nine lighting objects that can be hung in a cage-holder to be used as a standing-light, placed on surfaces like tables and consoles as well hung in an array from the ceiling like jewellery charms. The colours of the lamps can be changed by wearing different skins, suiting the moods of the user and the interior space.

Name of product: Spaziale Series – Scaffold Lights
Type of product: Table, standing & hanging lighting objects.
Material: Powder-coated steel, stretch fabric
Size (cm) : Various, H25 x W20 x D20 – H17 x W35 x D35
Colours: Royal purple, crimson, ruby, platinum, anthracite, royal blue, moss, sun yellow and many more…