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It was born by introducing a poetic note within a technical sector, with the desire to inhabit space.
Spoon is a new urban lighting system that can be adapted to different scales and is consistent with the changing contemporary urban scenarios.
Designed by Alfonso Femia/AF* Design
In defining urban comfort, it is necessary to synchronize lighting with contemporary scenarios. The new line defines urban lamps capable of communicating and reacting to changing situations, not indifferent objects, but objects integrated and coherent with the rewriting of cities.
Spoon responds to the challenge of designing a dynamic element, almost a living body, that can be adapted to the different scales, geometries and positions between the specific space and the overall environment.
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Alfonso Femia / AF* Design
Aluminium
2025
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