A true emotional interpretation of the moon
Taking the ultimate simplicity of a circle and subtle movements, the new Half collection, designed by Francesc Rifé for Milan Iluminación, performs new choreographies of light, dancing in the air and rotating on itself. The floor and table lamp versions are two elements of the same sculpture that exist separately but interact—different steel structures that hold up the sphere and thanks to their features, enable movement.
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