When she works with design, Anne Qvist focuses on people, scale, sustainability and the sensuous.
Read more“The importance of good lighting in terms of creating rooms, mood, orientation and safety can almost never be overestimated, according to C.F. Møller Design
Read moreCobe strives to create a framework for extraordinary everyday living. As part of the building and construction sector, they are deeply aware of the importance of using the planet’s resources responsibly.
Read more“Lights should be designed to be visible and to add quality to the overall experience of a room's interior,” says Cubo Arkitekter. Their collaboration with Lampas began in 1998.
Read moreFriis & Moltke Design has been a part of Lampas' history right from the start. A number of the products designed in the 1970s are still being manufactured today.
Read moreBy collaborating, the ambition of these two designers is to achieve the optimal synthesis between shape, material and function.
Read moreProjects involving residential housing have often given architects, Luplau and Poulsen, new inspiration for innovative lighting solutions.
Read moreIn architect Peter Bysted's view, exterior lighting should compliment the space it illuminates, not dominate it. He's the man behind some of Lampas' greatest successes.
Read moreThe Cover light introduces an indirect “up-light” technique. This applies to both the bollard and post light solution. This indirect technique ensures soft light that serves as a good marker and navigator for users.
Read moreDesign shapes change. The aim of Studio Hammer therefore is to help businesses in creating positive changes and solutions for users.
Read moreA light should be “simple and unassuming”, in the words of Tom Stepp, who is both an architect and building engineer.
Read moreDesign that lasts is what characterises VE2. Durability and, wherever possible, recyclable materials plus a timeless, aesthetic design equal sustainability in VE2´s eyes.
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