Tima Pendant Light by Luca Nichetto

Tima pendant light by Luca Nichetto Materials: Shade: Clear/Grigio Kaiser/Amber mouth blown glass Structure: Bronze satin, Black chrome, Glass Dimensions: W44.2 x D44.2 x H34 cm   In the roundness of their sinuous bodies and surprising transparencies, jellyfish illuminate the darkness of the seas as dreamlike creatures. Tima pendant lamp recalls that natural spectacle in the apparent lightness of the precious Murano glass. The structure composed by three separate stacked elements revolves around its core, made by an LED light source hiding inside a tubular diffuser. Propagating from the centre, the light interacts with the various textures on the glas. Born in Venice in 1976, he studied there at the IUAV, the Venice University Institute of Architecture, from which he graduated in industrial design. In 1999, he started his career designing his first projects for Salviati using Murano glass. He went on to collaborate with Foscarini as a designer and consultant. In 2006, he established his own studio in Venice, which specialised in industrial design and design consulting. Five years later, in 2011, Nichetto opened a second studio in Stockholm, Sweden, where he now works and resides. Throughout his career, Nichetto has served as Art Director for a number of international design brands.