The Lumina EVA is a table-top indirect up-light that emerged from earlier design iterations of a dining table lamp for an architectural project. The idea was to create a floating cone of light that emanates a warm glow similar to candlelight.

The entire assembly sits within a glass tube with a round mechanised aluminium base housing a single LED. The LED projects light upwards onto a reflective cone, held flush with the top of the tube by a seamless mitred joint in the glass. The light passes through two lenses – a flat holographic lens and a larger conical lens that mirrors the form of the reflector above, while accurately focusing the light onto it. At eye level the light source is invisible, and the reflector appears to float above, radiating a soft, warm glow.

Foster 525, Walter Knoll

2016

Modular Skylights, Velux

2012

Elements, UniFor

2014 - Unifor, Italy

Prototype face visor

2020 - London, UK

Takku, Artemide

2021

Bathroom Fittings for Duravit and Hoesch

2001

AYA, Benchmark

2023

Airline, Vitra

1999

Ixa, Artemide

2022

Dash, Steelcase LED task light

2010