Available in linear and circular varieties, Artemide’s A.24 open platform lighting system boasts a single profile that generates three lighting performances, while following the architecture of a space with continuity and flexibility.

Playing with the relationship between the sun and the moon, Catellani & Smith’s Alchemie T is made of two discs: one is fixed and made of alabaster and lit by LEDs, while the other is clad in brass that slides on a limestone-wrapped base.

For the fourth edition of the Type 75 lighting collection for Anglepoise, designer Paul Smith opted for a palette of earthy burgundy, leaden gray, sky blue, dappled green, and rich clay.

The interactive Breath of Light installation from Preciosa employs crystal glass and the company’s technical expertise; the individual orbs react when guests breathe into them.

Updating a design from 1931, Midgard’s K831 lamp features a range of muted colors, as well as a swiveling shade that affords users the ability to direct the light cone as needed.

Anchoring a high-rise in Chicago’s Loop District, the Walk on Clouds lighting installation, a collaboration with LASVIT and Gensler, comprises 925 handblown glass bubbles.

The shades of Vibia’s Tempo collection create different ambiances thanks to three diffuser shapes. Available as a wall or pendant lamp, a choice of graphite, brick, or green colorways are offered.

Resembling a ribbon twirling in the air, the metal-clad Parques from Lemardeley references the Fates, the three sisters from Roman mythology who were the masters of human life, supposedly spinning our destiny.