David Pompa's Cilia Lighting Collection Marries Mexican Craft with Magnetic Engineering
David Pompa has unveiled Cilia, a new lighting collection that features a blend of handwoven palma, powder-coated aluminum, and a magnetic lighting system. This innovative magnetic feature allows users to adjust the light direction either upwards or downwards, while the woven shade can be modified to enhance the ambiance of any environment. The design is characterized by a remarkably light engineering approach, promoting an intuitive interaction and allowing the materials to convey much of the visual appeal. This cohesive design language is present throughout the collection, which includes pendant, table, and floor lamps, maintaining its identity across various applications. Minimalissimo showcased the collection, alongside other interior pieces such as the Boxy Chair by Arwenn, the Lapis Lounge Chair, the FSB 1138 Door Handle, and the Cross Chair Tube by TAKT.
Key facts
- Cilia is a lighting design by David Pompa.
- It uses handwoven palma, powder-coated aluminium and a magnetic lighting system.
- The magnetic system allows light to be directed upwards or downwards.
- The woven shade can be adjusted to shape the atmosphere.
- The design extends from pendant to table and floor lamp.
- The collection is described as combining Mexican craft with contemporary design.
- The article was published by Minimalissimo.
- Related designs listed include the Boxy Chair by Arwenn, the Lapis Lounge Chair, the FSB 1138 Door Handle and the Cross Chair Tube by TAKT.
Entities
Artists
- David Pompa
- Arwenn
Institutions
- Minimalissimo
- TAKT
Locations
- Mexico