Sometimes discreet, sometimes sculptural, the striking Vibia’s wall lights provide spatial depth and artistic plasticity to walls, converting them into authentic three-dimensional murals only defined by light. Here is a selection of some of our most memorable collections, suitable for both public and private spaces and allowing the user myriad composition possibilities.
Timeless character, the Tempo collection by Lievore Altherr draws vertical lines on a canvas-like wall. Always in the pursuit of balance and harmony, the acclaimed Barcelona-based design studio reimagines the interplay between opacity, translucence and transparency with this design.
A romantic presence radiating a smooth glow, the Tempo wall lamp presents three shades with an architectonic profile: an organic-shaped bistrot globe, an opaline diamond and a small brilliant bubble. This glass tulip recreates the perfect ambiance in any space, either a hotel entrance, a workspace or a quiet corner of a home.
A contemporary reminiscence of the classical rosette motif, Top by Ramos & Bassols rises up like a glowing star. Defined by a pair of concentric circles generating a halo of indirect light, this wall fixture performs as an abstract artwork.
A study in geometry and color, the Top sconce wall emanates with a soft, ambient light, welcoming the user with comfort and bringing a sophisticated yet minimalist aesthetic to any interior.
An Ichiro Iwasaki design, the Pin wall lamp showcases a striking choreography of light, subtle in form and daring in performance. Its streamlined silhouette combines lean lines with bold circular volumes, easily catching the user’s eye and doubling as a décor.
Providing both indirect and focused light by only rotating the diffuser, each of the seven version of Pin flawlessly adapts to a wide range of spaces such as circulation areas or an intimate bedroom.
Light and vegetation collide with Antoni Arola’s Palma, painting a compelling natural landscape on the wall. An outstanding organic design recalling the earth’s shape in a green planetarium, composed of two semicircles of blown opal glass joined by an aluminum strap.
