Tulipa Lamp: a customisable pendant light
Collaborative project, Customisable product offering
Interior design, home and décor
Lamps and light fittings
Assembly, Staining and dyeing, Painting and lacquering
Wood, Solid board and paperboard
The project
Tulipa Lamp combines lighting and decorative presence in an open structure of interlocking components. Designed by architect and designer Tomás Maicas, a regular Archicercle collaborator, it is the focus of this campaign presenting the studio’s manufacturing and customisation offering.
Designed to hang from the ceiling, Tulipa lets light through the openings in its structure to cast shadows. The concept connects the volume of the lamp with the space it lights, making it a decorative element as well as a light source.
The form is built from just two types of component, interlocked and joined with manually fitted plastic rivets. Their repetition creates an open shade; the flat components and their connections are central to the presentation of the lamp.
The offering includes different formats and shapes, with pine wood or ecocarten arena as manufacturing options. Archicercle’s contribution centres on this manufacturing and customisation offering, with the design credited to Tomás Maicas.
The finish offers another way to change the character of the piece: staining the wood to keep the grain visible, or painting the inside, outside or both in a chosen colour. The campaign brings together light-toned versions and others combining blue elements with a light-toned inner face.
The contrast between blue and light tones gives the same interlocking structure a different expression.
Processes and materials: fabrication services · available materials · studio machinery.
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