MARGOT LAMP
Margot Lamp is named
after Margot Fonteyn, an
English ballerina. She is
widely regarded as one of
the greatest classical ballet
dancers of all time.
Metal mold
Inspiration for glass surface finish.
First prototypes
CLARA LAMP
American Art Deco metal
Inspiration Image: Two Vases at
different heights by Fontana Arte, work. Copper candlestick,
France, circa 1964. 15cm x 21cm. Chase Brass & Copper Co,
1931-1941.
Development of the glass block.
Concept sketches.
Concept sketches.
ESHA BASSA
LAMP
Inspiration image: Table lamp in Murano glass. 22.5” x 10.5”. 1970s.
Concept sketches for Esha.
Esha: Eastern Indian feminine name, “wish” and “desire” in Sanskrit.
Imaginative woman, incline to daydreams, affections, fragile in her
emotions, very intuitive and sensitive. “...it reminds me the quality of
magical beauties associated with fragility.” (GR)
ESHA ALTA
LAMP
ESHA FLOOR
LAMP
Pulegoso glass: (from pulega, “bubble”) Glass containing numerous
Esha Alta study mockup.
bubbles of all sizes, produced by adding bicarbonate of soda, gasoline, or
other substances to the melt. The bubbles make the glass semi-opaque
and give the surface an irregular texture. It is said that Pulegoso was
developed by Napoleone Martinuzzi (1892-1977) on Murano in 1920’s.
Esha Alta prototype.
ORIGAMI FUSE
LAMP
Idea sketches for the Origami Table which inspired
Origami table lamps.
Origami Temko Lamp: Named after Florence Maria Temko (1921-2009), a
pioneer in spreading origami in the United States and was a strong influence on
interested beginners in the art of paperfolding. Some of them later applied their
expertise into advanced innovations in the fields of art and science.
ORIGAMI TEMKO
LAMP
Origami Fuse Lamp was named
Small scale study models
after Tomoko Fuse, a Japanese
and a template of the
origami artist and is considered
Origami Fuse Lamp.
as a renowned master in modular
origami.
Full-size study mockups of Origami
Fuse Lamp.
The first prototype in raw
brass.
ANJOU MIRROR
A trumeau mirror is a wall mirror
originally manufactured in France
in the 18th century. It takes its name
from the French word trumeau,
which designates the space
between windows. Reproductions
of 18th-century trumeau mirrors
became popular in the Regency
period and in the 1950s, when
French furniture was popular.
Wealthy collectors in the 19th
century bought mirrored trumeau
panels and hung them in their own
homes, like this one in the Nissim de
Camondo house museum in Paris
“If I remember right it was the
French who taxed the plate glass
(mirror) material that they were
producing in the 1600’s.
After a certain size the glass price
would be taxed so designers and
frame-makers added the “split” to
side step the tax, hence the split.”
Max Ingrand for Fontana Arte.
Wall-hanging mirror, Italy 1950’s.
37” x 23”.
In the English Classical late C18th style, the original version
of these large ‘guitar’ shaped mirrors is attributed to the late
Georgian architect James Wyatt, who often used the depiction of
the draped ceremonial ox-head in his decorative plaster friezes.
RENALDO
SCONCE
Color 01: Cognac
Color 02 Smoke
Custom Color: Champagne glass globes
and polished chrome
RENALDO
CHANDELIER
12 ARMS
Custom Color: Cognac glass globes and
Satin Brass
Custom Color: Smoke glass globes and
Satin Brass
Color 03: Champagne
RENALDO
CHANDELIER
18 ARMS
F I ON A
INSPIRATION
Angelo Donghia designed
conference chair - 1980’s
3D RENDERING
SKETCHES
TECHNICAL DRAWING
FRAME
RE X
INSPIRATION
Collection conceived from the
bold faceted shape of Rex Chair.
SKETCHES
TECHNICAL DRAWING
T O U LOU S E A IR
INSPIRATION
1960’s cantilever sofa base from an
Arthur Elrod Project blended with the
classic Donghia Toulouse Sofa.
FRAME
TECHNICAL DRAWING
LAWRE N C E
INSPIRATION
1960’s cantilever sofa base from
an Arthur Elrod Project blended
with the classic Donghia design of
the Noble.
3D RENDERING
TECHNICAL DRAWING
VE RSO
INSPIRATION
Circa 1960-1970 cantilever loveseat blended
with the details of the Focal Chair.
3D RENDERING
SKETCHES
SCALED MODEL
C A RY
INSPIRATION
Masculine counterpart to the best
selling Lana Chair mixed with tufting
details from the classic Donghia
Eaton Collection.
FULL SCALE MOCK UP
TECHNICAL DRAWING
3D PRINT
3D RENDERING