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PURO SPARKLE By BROKIS
Collection: Puro
Designer: Lucie Koldova
Type: Dimmable glass pendant lamp
The endless variability of the Puro collection designed by Lucie Koldova has given rise to the new suspension light called Sparkle. This amazing lighting object shines with noble yet minimalistic geometry and constitutes the centrepiece of any space. The multiple tubes of matt opal or smoke grey glass radiate outward in diffuse light for a magical interior ambience and dynamic. Sparkle levitates in space and dominates its interior landscape. It is a light sculpture and the embodiment of positive energy. The Puro Sparkle comes in 3 sizes and the larges composition creates an amazing lighting object reaching almost a diameter of 2,5 m. Puro is a boldly minimalistic variation on atmospheric pendant lights. Inspiration for the collection and its name come from the Spanish word for “cigar”, which also means “pure” and is a reference to the composition’s clean lines. The Puro collection comprises of single vertical or horizontal tube or a single bell light suspended beneath a vertical tube and dual bell lights suspended beneath a horizontal tube. The diffused glow of the tubes combines with that of the bells to elicit a dynamic ambience, while the alternating gloss and matte finishes provide a degree of provocation. When standing alone as single tubes, amazing installations can be created, such as a composition of tubes coupled to a screen dividing space and evoking an intimate atmosphere bordering on scenography. Puro offers atmospheric room lighting as well as lighting for offices, hospitality interiors, boutiques, showrooms and private dining areas. The craftsmanship applied in production follows in the centuries-old tradition and experience of master glassmakers. The precision crafting of hand-blown glass instills distinctive, enduring character and outstanding quality in all Brokis products. The glass shades are formed from multiple layers of molten glass, each of which is scrutinized by the master glassmaker prior to being blown into the mold. Up to 70% of the resulting quality is achieved in this stage of production. The metal reflector is manufactured through a unique metal stamping technique that has been proven over the course of millennia and involves spinning cold sheet metal on a rotating form. The history of this technology goes back to Celtic times. As with the glassmakers, the master metalworkers draw upon the tradition and experience that have been carefully passed down through the ages and give the final product exceptional added value.