Erubo
2010 Erubo
Kristof Pycke 2010
Erubo’s design is driven by the radical reduction of adjectives. Not only in form, but far most in function.
By omitting all additional components to true essentials – light source and optics – the usual embodiment of an architectural projector makes way to a pure asymmetrical object, bearing qualities of visual silence and clarity.
The essential geometry, the absolute unity in material and colour and the mindful interface among weight of volumes all contribute to define an easy to unveil luminaire.
Highly efficient LED light sources, Erubo provides specifiers with a powerful and precise luminaire, the essence of an architectural projector.
Its small dimensions and range of reflectors makes Erubo ideal for use within residential, hospitality, retail and exhibition spaces.
Erubo on-Track is a versatile answer to areas that demand high flexibility such as museums and galleries. Erubo on-Track offers the opportunity to change light position and therefore to suit the needs of innumerable applications.
The horizontal line of Erubo harmoniously integrates with ceilings, while the advanced lighting technology provides superior lighting solutions.
Kreon Erubo : Kristof Pycke 2010
About Kreon
Kreon lighting appliances are purposely sober, each product reduced to its essential components without compromise. The result is architectural lighting of a pronounced purity, designed to allow the architecture to shine.
Coupé balances soft, ergonomic forms with a strong horizontal line, as the padded headrest and lumbar elements intersect with the curved profile of the armrest. Its inclined seat recalls a modernist approach to comfort—designed to embrace the body rather than simply accommodate it. Designed by @giampiero.tagliaferri for @minotti_spa.
Coupé by @giampiero.tagliaferri revisits the sculptural language of 1960s and ’70s seating through overlapping rounded volumes and an inclined, enveloping profile. Tone-on-tone longitudinal stitching traces the leather upholstery from headrest to seat, a precise detail that reflects the couture-inspired craftsmanship of @minotti_spa.
Umasi, light that moves through space.
A floor and suspension luminaire for diffuse indoor illumination, Umasi brings softness to the space as light passes through three paper-covered PETG shades, dissolving shadows and smoothing outlines. With a shade that travels along the wire from ceiling to floor, Umasi is designed to adapt to the architecture and create a quiet sense of warmth and familiarity.
Umas, designed by Davide Groppi 2026.
@davidegroppi
