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Sonne adds a touch of warmth to your space

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Sonne adds a touch of warmth to your space

More than simply just a design studio based in the UK, Running Guy brilliantly fabricates the innovative lighting solution ‘Sonne’. A free-standing architectural tripod area light specifically for large spaces.

Although they describe themselves as London-based. The Running Guy is a team of artists, designers, and engineers located across the globe.

Making tiny steps into the future, their eclectic work is rooted in creating one-of-a-kind experiences – from the mass as well as bespoke furniture pieces to consumer appliances, smart devices, apps, and services as well as a mélange of small accessories.

Called Sonne, not by chance, as it translates to the sun in German. This conceptual illuminating product is inspired by Olafur Eliasson’s The Weather Project.

“It initially started as a concept for Zumtobel in 2018 – they manufacture high-quality architectural lighting, but then we took it further a bit later,” says the studio.

Skillfully made as one single piece – the parts of this minimalistic object aesthetically complement each other.

Featuring an all-aluminum housing and a counterweight. The diameter of the light panel is 50cm and the height is respectively 170cm.

Italian and international designers and companies are sharing some of the most beautiful lighting solutions on the market.
Of course, if you have any suggestions, feel free to drop them below in the comments.

 

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