Bianca Wall / Ceiling Light 9 Ceiling Lighting Fontana Arte

Bianca Wall / Ceiling Light

By Matti Klenell, for Fontana Arte

Bianca Wall / Ceiling Light

By Matti Klenell, For Fontana Arte

$1,196.00

SPEC #: FON1353337 | ID: F432870150BINU

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Bianca Wall / Ceiling Light

SPEC #: FON1353337

ID: F432870150BINU

Designed by Matti KlenellRead Bio

The Bianca Wall / Ceiling Light brings a clean decorative look to your interior space. The diffuser features an orderly series of shallow, delicate grooves etched into the glass, yielding an effect resembling small footprints on fresh snow. May be installed on wall or ceiling.

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Finish: White

Color: White

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Founded in 1932 from an idea by Gio Ponti, FontanaArte is one of the Italian companies that have written the history of lighting and furnishing in Italy and around the world. They have involved the most important architects and lighting designers, who together with the company have built a cultural project on architecture, lighting and furnishings. Timeless objects, with splendid shapes, some of which have become design classics on show in the most important museums around the world.

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Matti Klenell

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Since graduation from Konstfack, Stockholm in 1999 Klenell has worked with design commissions for various manufacturers in Europe and Asia. Clients include Iittala, NakNak, Kllemo, Moooi, Bals Tokyo, Muuto and rsj to name a few. Simultaneously he has developed his own and unique language as a glass artist with several solo exhibitions and public art commissions. These two tracks of his profession often influence and interact with each other. The broad variety of projects with a mix of art, craft and design is also what characterizes his work. This process has created a personal, innovative, and new take on the Scandinavian design tradition. In a way I think you could describe my working method as quite old school. It has a resemblance to the early years of industrialism, before the term industrial designer' was invented. Then artists were hired by the industry to create everyday objects. I know it is a very romantic image of my practice but at the same time it's quite true. I aim to combine artistic skills with a knowledge of industrial production as well as the demands of contemporary architecture. The art projects I develop could be described as a personal laboratory where I explore materials, production techniques and human behaviors without any restrictions than my own. Naturally such experiences later enrich the commissions I do for my clients. This process has resulted in numerous awards such as the Excellent Swedish Design diploma, the +1 award and the German Red-dot design award. In 2003 he was awarded the Ljunggren Design Prize. The work of Matti Klenell is also found in several museum collections in Sweden and abroad.