Vibia - Knit floor lamp 65

The floor lamp Knit releases intimacy, comfort and a sense of familiarity. Most of the volume is covered in elastic lycra, woven by the technique of plating. The darker ribs are matte, tangible, while the space between the ribs is covered by a thin mesh that transmits a diffused light at 360 degrees. The ease of installation and the ability to adjust the light intensity make the Knit pendant lamp the perfect solution for professionals looking for quality interior lighting with an abundant dose of charisma.

Meike Harde

Meike Harde opened her studio in 2013 in Cologne after winning numerous talent competitions and receiving several awards and nominations. From his first collaboration with Vibia was born the Knit collection, the result of intense research and in-depth study on the performance of knitted fabrics and the possibility of packaging them in order to create a translucent effect. Meike Harde, using technology, has created a collection with soft and attractive shapes that convey a pleasant feeling of warmth.

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.