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Made by Artemide
Bjarke Ingels Group drew the Gople's silhouette from the Gople plant, a form with its own quiet biological logic. The result is something neither purely organic nor purely architectural, but held in careful tension between both.
The diffuser is mouth-blown in Murano by artisans working within a tradition centuries old. Because each piece is shaped by hand and breath, no two are identical. Color arrives through Physical Vapor Deposition, a process that bonds metallic finishes at the molecular level, producing surfaces of copper, bronze, silver, and blue with an enduring depth no paint or coating can replicate.
- Hand-blown Murano glass diffuser, unique per piece
- PVD finishes in copper, bronze, silver, blue, and white
- RWB version with tunable red, white, and blue light output
- Integrated LED source
Typically ships in 12-14 weeks.
- Color:
- Copper
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Luminaire is an authorized retailer of Artemide. The product comes with a full manufacturer warranty.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the PVD process used on the Gople Lamp?
Physical Vapor Deposition (PVD) is a vacuum-based coating technique that bonds metallic particles directly to the glass surface at a molecular level. It produces a durable, even finish without the use of chemical solvents, making it a cleaner alternative to traditional plating.
Is the Gople Lamp diffuser truly hand-blown?
Yes. Each diffuser is mouth-blown by artisans in Murano using glassworking methods rooted in Venetian tradition. Because the process is entirely manual, slight variations in form and translucency are inherent to each piece.
What is the Gople RWB version and how does it work?
The RWB (Red, White, Blue) variant incorporates a tunable LED source that emits wavelengths beneficial to plant photosynthesis alongside standard white light. It is intended for living spaces where the lamp functions both as an atmospheric fixture and a support for indoor plant growth.
Who designed the Gople Lamp and what was the inspiration?
The Gople was designed by BIG (Bjarke Ingels Group), the Copenhagen-founded architectural practice known for its data-informed, humanistic approach to design. The lamp's silhouette is drawn from the Gople plant, translating a biological form into a considered object of domestic light.
How does Artemide's design philosophy shape the Gople?
Artemide has long approached lighting as a medium for human well-being rather than pure aesthetics. The Gople reflects this by integrating craft, sustainable finishing, and optionally tunable light into a single cohesive object.
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