TILIA is a pendant chandelier available in three different colors.
Tilia is inspired by the fluid and spontaneous growth of natural forms: complementary creations that explore opposite inspirations, but are equally driven by the desire to transform light into emotion, creating empathetic connections between people and objects.
'Tilia,' from the Latin 'tilgio' (linden tree), draws inspiration from spontaneous growth and the fluidity of natural forms, representing the invisible rules that lead natural structures to develop in space: river deltas, leaf veins, coral formations.
It is an exploration of the idea of organic growth, inspired by natural processes: a project that follows the logic of evolution in natural structures and the study of mathematical and physical principles, such as the Fibonacci sequence or fractals.
Tilia thus appears as a new 'illuminated botanical species' rather than an object: a metal structure from which arms of varying shapes and lengths emanate, culminating in frosted borosilicate glass diffusers that emit soft, warm, enveloping light.
The connections between the arms and the structure, instead of being hidden, become precious details: small contrasting metal spheres, like buds or gems.
It works both in domestic and contract environments: the compact version is ideal for illuminating reading corners or relaxation areas, while the larger, horizontal version is suited for larger spaces.
Tilia inhabits the space with lightness and poetry, like a sculpture capable of transforming any environment.