Kawara
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Kawara, designed by Yusuke Kawai
Kawara is a lighting collection resulting from the collaboration with Japanese designer, Yusuke Kawai.
Kawara takes its name from the traditional Japanese tile that adorns the triangular roofs of sacred buildings in Japan. Their modularity and distinctive design inspired the creation of this lighting collection. Kawara is available as pendant, horizontal, or vertical, as well as floor version. What makes this product very versatile is the option to choose between a single continuous element in extruded aluminium — giving the product a technical, clean, and essential appearance — or adjustable modules connected by small joining rings to allow precise light direction creating a more playful effect. The grooves running along the rounded back add elegance to the piece, introducing a refined aesthetic detail. These combinations allow light to be directed towards the table, ceiling or angled at 45°, offering tailor-made solutions for any setting. The LED strip with dimmer allows the brightness of the lighting to be adjusted, adapting it to a variety of needs and creating the right atmosphere in any space. Through the combination of elegant design and exceptional modularity, Kawara fits seamlessly into both residential and commercial spaces, creating unique layouts that explore the art of creating light and shadows in rooms.
Kawara, designed by Yusuke Kawai
Kawara, designed by Yusuke Kawai
Kawara, designed by Yusuke Kawai
Kawara, designed by Yusuke Kawai
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