Reflex
Reflex
The name Reflex — referring to reflected light — connects the collection with both optics and the history of art. In visual arts, a reflex is light reflected from surrounding surfaces that affects the perception of volume and color. Such effects became particularly important to Renaissance masters, who explored light, perspective, and the representation of different textures. These ideas inspired Reflex: two concealed light sources illuminate a translucent textured circle from opposite sides, creating layered reflections and a soft glow reminiscent of the sun rising above a calm surface of water.
At the center of the luminaire is a spherical metal shade containing two integrated LED light sources. Matte diffusers soften the light and create comfortable illumination while maintaining a substantial luminous output, allowing Reflex to function not only as a decorative object but also as an effective source of light.
The metal shade visually divides the circular decorative element into two halves. Light reaches the surface from both sides, emphasizing its texture, translucency, and depth. As the viewing angle changes, the appearance also evolves: some areas transmit light while others reflect it, producing subtle and dynamic luminous transitions.
The circular element is made from textured translucent fabric with reflective properties, stretched over a metal frame. The material simultaneously transmits and reflects light, producing additional effects on both the luminaire itself and the surrounding walls. Its vertical position also helps reduce the accumulation of dust.
The collection includes a single pendant and a composition of three pendants. The suspension cables are adjustable and extend to more than two meters, making the luminaires suitable not only for standard interiors but also for stairwells and spaces with high ceilings.
A specially designed ceiling canopy with magnetic fittings was developed for Reflex. It conceals visible screws and mounting components, preserving the clean geometry and minimalist appearance of the entire composition.
Awards:
2022 — ADD AWARDS — 2nd place in the “Implemented Product” category.
2022 — LICC (London International Creative Competition) — Official Selection in the “Product” category.
2022 — LIT Design Awards — Winner in the “Pendant Lighting” category.
2023 — A' Design Award and Competition — Silver Winner in the “Lighting Products and Fixtures Design” category.
2023 — Archiproducts Design Awards — Award in the “Light” category.
2023 — Muse Design Awards — Platinum Award in the “Lighting Design — Decorative Lamps” category.
2023 — NY Product Design Awards — Gold Award in the “Lamps & Luminaires — Pendant Luminaires” category.
2023 — SIT Furniture Design Award — Award in the “Furniture Design — Pendant Lighting” category.
