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LoveMe by Martino d'Esposito
The LoveMe side table has a handle on top to carry it around. If one takes a closer look, a heart icon appears by reflection, making the surface almost invisible and seeming to vanish.
Designer: Martino d'Esposito (Switzerland)
Manufacturer: Ligne Roset (France)
LoveLight
This standard lamp draws a heart on the floor with it's own shadow.
Designer: Martino d'Esposito (Switzerland)
Manufacturer: Neweba (Switzerland)
D-Tour
The concept D-Tour is that usualy switches of standard lamps are taboo; designers don't know exactly where to put them. So the idea is to give a simple and non-technological response by emphasizing the switch. That's why the shaft makes a little "detour" around the switch to reveal it and to shape a handle.
Designer: Martino d'Esposito (Switzerland)
Manufacturer: Neweba (Switzerland)
ECHO
The ECHO mirror frame inserts a semantic message to perception by reflecting the other half of the word ECHO that is half laser-cut out of a single sheet of powder-coated steel. Only anagrams using the symmetrical characters BCDEHIKOX can work. ECHO was most appropriate because of it's universality and close sens to the mirror.
Designer: Martino d'Esposito (Switzerland)
Manufacturer: Ligne Roset (France)
