Vibia - Structural 2647 ceiling lamp

Design by Arik Levy for Vibia. Structural, combining direct and indirect lighting, offers a powerful magic light that radiates the ceilings with an intense light effect.

Arik Levy

Arik Levy Israeli designer born in Tel Aviv in 1963, is a multidisciplinary artist ranging from art to photography, from installations to video art production. His works are part of the collections of galleries and museums all over the world. From 1992 to 1994, Levy taught at the École nationale supérieure de création industrielle / Les Ateliers in Paris and conducted design workshops in various design schools throughout Europe. In 1997 he founded 'L design', an independent studio in Paris, along with Pippo Lionni. The studio's activities extend from the creation of sculptures and installations to the development of industrial designs and everyday products. He current works in Paris, along with Pippo Lionni and the team of 20 designers making up L Design, founded in 1997, dealing also with brand identity, packaging, exhibition and interior design projects.

Vibia

Vibia aims to create evocative atmospheres, using lighting design to generate meaningful responses that have a positive impact on the human experience. We put people at the center of everything we do: their feelings, their desires and, essentially and ultimatelt their welfare. Elegant, sensual and universal, Vibia speaks a language of emotion that connects us with the world. Interior design is fundamental to the culture of well-being; a quality design generates a sense of beauty and harmony that helps us feel good and live better. They provide the tools for design professionals to create beautiful spaces that people can enjoy in any context or timeframe. We seek universal, essential design that has a positive impact on humanity and enduring value. We aspire to redefine contemporary lighting, breaking the rules of lighting design by introducing a new, holistic and expansive view that goes beyond light to incorporate materiality, composition and use of space. We believe that it is only when these four pillars of interior design come together in harmony that we can truly generate a sense of wellbeing.