Fizi is a minimalist lights collection with an effervescent effect of glass blowing incorporated into design
Glass is a timeless material that can be used for decor any time and for any style – it’s always on its place. You may think that it’s too old-fashioned but it’s not so, modern designers use glass to create striking items that become statement pieces in various spaces, and the lights we are sharing today are among them.
Fizi is a series of minimal lights designed by Australia-based studio Articolo. The collection is characterized by its “effervescent effect” that is caused by how the glass is blown. The effect is incorporated into the design and it seems that we hear that hiss coming from them. Furthermore, the illumination source is carefully concealed to create a jewel-like effect that dissolves the bubbled light into its surroundings.
There are several options to choose from. The spherical glass form sits atop a pedestal in brass and mid bronze with a contrasting marble ribbon. The artisanal qualities of the glass are further explored through the dramatic Fizi Slab, a piece of lighting that took 12 months to create, and extends the collection’s spherical orb into an elongated organic form. An effect of effervescent bubbles cascade through the pendant and wall sconce, reminiscent of champagne both in color and detail.
