LIGHTING TABLES SEATING GUBI ON DESIGN UPHOLSTERY FOR THE LOVE OF LIGHTS Light is transformative. Use it to tell stories, create ambience, and nurture wellbeing. With a passion for lighting, GUBI’s collection balances the functional with the aesthetic. In today’s interiors, lamps as sculptural design objects can serve as an anchor for spaces that embody a sense of personal identity. The art of lighting has been used to create an atmosphere and to reinforce the unique narrative of our homes for as long as we’ve been building them. Light is essential to life and wellbeing, surrounding us as we move through moments in time. “Where there is light, there must be shadow, where there is shadow, there must be light.” HARUKI MURAKAMI Interacting with architecture, light can transform space and shape objects, drawing attention and focus to fascinating details that might otherwise be overlooked. Light can emphasize features, provide highlights through contrast, and bring depth and life to a space. Light is one of the most powerful devices in the armory of architects and interior designers, who use it to sculpt spaces, create atmospheres and alter moods. Satellite Wall Lamp by Mathieu Matégot Unbound Floor Lamp by Space Copenhagen, BL1 by Robert Dudley Best The genius of the lamp While there is light in the abstract sense, there is also the physical lighting source. Designing lighting is not just about creating beautiful, functional objects, but also about anticipating their use and presence. Every light must have a dual function: a fixture that provides the perfect lighting for an elegant dining table or a cozy reading nook must also be inviting when turned off. The lamp itself, in addition to the light it emits, is a statement, a sculptural and design element that helps blend the interior into one cohesive experience. Modern classics and heritage designs A comprehensive catalogue of classics enables you to curate with curiosity, courage, and creativity. Design icons such as Paavo Tynell’s shell-inspired 5321 Table Lamp and Mathieu Matégot’s geometric Wall Lamp are included. These are joined by the New-York-inspired Howard Collection and gently dynamic Unbound Collection – both new designs from Space Copenhagen. 5321 Table Lamp Satellite Wall Lamp Howard Chandelier Sculptural showstoppers In daylight, GUBI’s sculptural lighting installations cast poetic silhouettes in light and shade, forming the sort of space-defining sculptures usually reserved for art galleries. As the sun sets, watch those lengthen and usher in a whole new ambience, before the lamps are switched on and generate yet another atmosphere and story created through light. Howard Wall Lamp by Space Copenhagen Unbound Table Lamp by Space Copenhagen Whether on or off, lamps take center-stage, providing so much more than merely illumination. They create beauty and intrigue within a space, making a powerful statement. From song to symphony In music, samples and synths are layered over new sounds to create depth and creative expression. In fashion, layering involves putting together a unique combination of garments to express a distinct identity or creating new looks by remixing existing items. Think about lighting schemes in layers too. Considering directional task lighting, accent lighting and sculptural lamps that make a statement, enables a lighting scheme to create different moods for different needs. In this way, the layers come together in a symphony of light. WE RECOMMEND THE UNBOUND COLLECTION EXPLORE 9602 FLOOR LAMP EXPLORE Curiosity, courage, and creativity – GUBI is here to do things differently for the life you live. CUSTOMER SERVICE Find a Store GUBI Store Contact FAQ Delivery Returns Conditions Privacy Policy COMPANY News Jobs About Press Contact FOLLOW US Pinterest Instagram Facebook GUBI A/S · KLUBIENSVEJ 7-9 · 2150 COPENHAGEN, DENMARK · +45 3332 6368 · CVR: 17940384 · COPYRIGHT © 2021, GUBI This website uses cookies, which may include third party cookies, to improve and personalize your experience on Gubi.com. To find out more, including how to disable the cookies, read our Cookie Policy. By continuing to browse this website, you agree to our use of cookies. Learn More I agree