Infinito Wall Lamp
Infinito is less a lamp than a spatial proposition. A razor-thin strip of stainless steel, barely an inch in width, draws an unbroken line of indirect light across a room. The effect is architectural: light becomes geometry, and geometry dissolves into atmosphere.
Davide Groppi founded his studio in Piacenza, Italy, with a conviction that the best light is the kind you feel before you see its source. His practice treats lighting as philosophy, stripping each object down to the single gesture that earns its place in a room. Infinito may be the purest expression of that thinking.
Installed horizontally, it reads as a horizon. Installed vertically, it bisects a room with quiet authority. The same profile adapts from wall-to-wall or floor-to-ceiling, available in a six-meter continuous length, leaving almost no footprint against the surface it inhabits.
- Continuous indirect light along a stainless steel profile
- Adaptable orientation: horizontal or vertical installation
- Available in a six-meter length
- Wall-to-wall and ceiling-to-floor configurations
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Infinito Wall Lamp
Infinito is less a lamp than a spatial proposition. A razor-thin strip of stainless steel, barely an inch in width, draws an unbroken line of indirect light across a room. The effect is architectural: light becomes geometry, and geometry dissolves into atmosphere.
Davide Groppi founded his studio in Piacenza, Italy, with a conviction that the best light is the kind you feel before you see its source. His practice treats lighting as philosophy, stripping each object down to the single gesture that earns its place in a room. Infinito may be the purest expression of that thinking.
Installed horizontally, it reads as a horizon. Installed vertically, it bisects a room with quiet authority. The same profile adapts from wall-to-wall or floor-to-ceiling, available in a six-meter continuous length, leaving almost no footprint against the surface it inhabits.
- Continuous indirect light along a stainless steel profile
- Adaptable orientation: horizontal or vertical installation
- Available in a six-meter length
- Wall-to-wall and ceiling-to-floor configurations
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Infinito is less a lamp than a spatial proposition. A razor-thin strip of stainless steel, barely an inch in width, draws an unbroken line of indirect light across a room. The effect is architectural: light becomes geometry, and geometry dissolves into atmosphere.
Davide Groppi founded his studio in Piacenza, Italy, with a conviction that the best light is the kind you feel before you see its source. His practice treats lighting as philosophy, stripping each object down to the single gesture that earns its place in a room. Infinito may be the purest expression of that thinking.
Installed horizontally, it reads as a horizon. Installed vertically, it bisects a room with quiet authority. The same profile adapts from wall-to-wall or floor-to-ceiling, available in a six-meter continuous length, leaving almost no footprint against the surface it inhabits.
- Continuous indirect light along a stainless steel profile
- Adaptable orientation: horizontal or vertical installation
- Available in a six-meter length
- Wall-to-wall and ceiling-to-floor configurations
