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refined enough to read as a considered object

writes in the foreword of his relationship with the designer and describes the power objects can hold

"WA" is both a visual journey and a tactile experience

Tabata Wall Lamp: Deep Burgundy Color:Silk Grey and die-cut work on antiqueThe Tabata wall lamp emerges as a compelling intersection of light and sculptural form. In conceiving this piece, Luca Nichetto inverted the traditional relationship between form and function, creating first and foremost a work of art that happens to emanate light. The three interconnected metal modules appear to hover in space, their geometric composition offering a different visual experience from every angle. When illuminated, the lamp transforms