Lampada da terra Ines
Made by Edra
Designed by Jacopo Foggini
La lampada da terra Ines, disegnata da Jacopo Foggini per Edra, è una scultura luminosa dove ogni pezzo sembra una preziosa opera d'arte. Ogni lampada è modellata a mano, quindi l'altezza, la larghezza, la forma e l'intreccio del materiale variano e rendono ogni esemplare unicamente sicuro di sé. La luce danza attraverso la sua intricata superficie, creando ombre morbide e una texture luminosa che cambia con la prospettiva. Ines porta eleganza, comfort e identità espressiva nello spazio.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is methacrylate and why does Foggini use it?
Methacrylate is a transparent thermoplastic polymer prized for its optical clarity and workability. Jacopo Foggini has built his practice around hand-forming the material while warm, allowing it to capture the exact gesture of the maker's hand in ways that industrial molding cannot replicate.
Is every Ines Floor Lamp truly one of a kind?
Yes. Because each lamp is shaped entirely by hand, variations in height, width, weave density, and overall silhouette are inherent to the process. Two lamps from the same production run will never be identical.
How does the Ines lamp affect light in a room?
The methacrylate structure refracts rather than simply diffuses light, projecting soft, shifting gradations onto surrounding surfaces. The effect depends on the specific form of each individual piece, making the light itself part of the object's character.
What is the lead time for the Edra Ines Floor Lamp?
The Ines is made to order in Italy by Edra. Lead times vary based on production scheduling and the bespoke nature of each piece. Consulting with a design specialist is the best way to get an accurate timeline for a specific project.
Who is Jacopo Foggini?
Jacopo Foggini is a Milan-based designer and artist whose practice centers on the hand transformation of methacrylate. His work occupies a rare space between industrial design and sculpture, and he has collaborated with Edra for many years to produce pieces that carry the direct imprint of his hand.