DCW Editions has once again taken the occasion of Milan Design Week to show off a couple of new lighting products that can give some new interesting twists to any style of home decor. Join us in this article in which we’ll unveil some of the new collections presented by DCW.

AARO by Simon Schmitz

The best way to define AARO by Simon Schmitz is by mentioning its starting point: a gesture inspired by Aaron’s rod. With this product, Schmitz wanted to create a motion as fluid as possible, which immediately lead him to choose the shape of the sphere. He took it upon himself to take care of elements such as the geometry, the balance, as well as the friction.n The end result was an object that seems to be moved by the wind, revolving effortlessly around its centerpiece. It almost feels like this particular lamp levitates.

You may also like: THE TRIENNALE MUSEUM OF ITALIAN DESIGN IS NOW OPEN IN MILAN

BINY CURVE by Jacques Biny

Jacques Biny has designed more than 400 lights through his company Luminalite. For this collection, DCW Editions chose to publish the first 5 models from 1956-1958. Biny Curve is a good example of Biny’s design style, which reflects the efficiency, simplicity and the elegance of sobriety.

ORG by Sebastian Summa

ORG is a unique lamp with a concept influenced by science fiction and astronomy. Sebastian Summa built the lamp with the inspiration of a shooting star. The end result for this lighting product is an elegant and surprisingly classic lamp that can go from rough to the sophisticated environment.

You can also check this one out: A LOOK INTO SOME OF THE TOP COLLECTIONS PRESENTED BY ARTEMIDE

RESPIRO by Philippe Negro

Philippe Negro, a French designer started his career alongside Michele De Lucchi and then set up his studio to bring many of his ideas to life. Among his portfolio of works, we can point to his objects, his architectural projects as well as his take on scenographies of space. Once again he opens his personal journal to show us Respiro (the Italian word for breath).

V V V by Vantot

Esther and Sam, are partners, both in life and in their studio, having founded Eindhoven studio in 2014. Their favorite area to work with is light, is known for working with areas such as drawing, prototyping and creating lighting innovations. When Esther and Sam from Vantot were asked about what inspires them, they responded:

“Everything! We are curious. We are inspired by observing the world.”

Which is why it’s no wonder that VVV, in addition to its unmatched elegance, presents itself as a product with an emergent energy thanks to which speed and power take over as the two main keywords to define this new concept.

Did you like this post about the new lighting products by DCW Editions? Which of these lamps can you imagine in your decor? Share your thoughts in the comments!

While you’re at it, subscribe, share this article and don’t miss out upcoming articles on some more inspirational topics about Milan, interior design and more!

YOU MAY BE ALSO LIKE

Italian Design collections: Rubelli and Kvadrat for Moroso furniture Milan Design Week: the brands that give life to the event! Milan Design Week: Moooi presents A Life Extraordinary Have a look at the new furniture collections by Momenti