Core is a table lamp defined by a prismatic structure with three smoked artistic glass diffusers featuring an irregular surface. A central linear LED source is paired with an opaline methacrylate diffuser, creating a soft and diffused glow. The hexagonal metal base reinforces the geometric composition. Metal parts are available in the selection of metal finishes.
Core emerges as an expression of the original nucleus of light and architecture, placing the structural heart at the center as a generative and identity-defining principle of space. The name recalls the brutalist concept of the “core” as an essential load-bearing center: the axis around which form is organized and the constructive logic of the project is revealed. Not merely a technical element, but the very origin of the object, made visible and protagonist. At the center of the system, a continuous luminous core runs through glass panels with a vibrant, irregular surface. This vital axis does more than emit light; it constructs rhythm, presence, and depth, establishing a calibrated dialogue with the material strength of the metal joints, intentionally expressed as structural nodes and design statements. Based on a triangular-section module, the project generates linear or polygonal compositions that evoke suspended micro-architectures. Core thus becomes a spatial device: a structural light that combines geometric rigor with artisanal mastery, translating retro-brutalism into an essential, powerful, and openly constructive aesthetic.
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