Richard Meier Launches 12-Piece Lighting Collection
Strong geometries and an abundance of white may be signature aesthetics in the buildings of Pritzker Prize–winning Richard Meier, but they also prominently factor into his designs of a smaller scale. This week, Richard Meier Light officially launched in New York City at the Ralph Pucci showroom, and the 12-piece collection bears the architect’s unmistakable trademark style. From left: Richard Meier, Ana Meier, Hervé Descottes “Architecture has the power to inspire, to elevate the spirit, to feed both the mind and the body,” said Meier in a statement. “With this collection, we have distilled this feeling into objects that touch people inside the spaces where they live, work and visit.” The collection — really a collaborative effort between Meier and product designer Ana Meier and lighting master Hervé Descottes — includes pendants, table lamps, sconces and floor lamps that are all defined by geometric minimalism and an ethereal quality. Fire Island I Ana Meier added, “I was moved to take recurring themes and forms in Richard’s work and translate them into sculptural objects that are interacted with every day.” There are the Fire Island I, II and III floor lamps, for example, ... , Sheila Kim, read more Architizer http://ift.tt/2nanINw
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