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Paul Cocksedge’s Mooi lamp is shaped by gravity

The luminaire replaces rigid cables with flexible structures that can be shaped according to the user's wishes.

By Redação

Updated at Jul 16, 2021, 11:12 AM - Submitted at Jul 16, 2021, 11:00 AM

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Paul Cocksedge rethinks traditional chandeliers with the Gravity Chandelier , designed in partnership with Mooi . The product is the result of almost a decade of research and experimentation by Cocksedge, whose goal was to transform the rigidity of traditional chandeliers into elasticity , allowing the user to decide the size of its diameter and choose where the light should travel, but leaving to gravity the power to define its shape.
paul cocksedge gravitational luminary moooi
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paul cocksedge gravitational luminary moooi
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“The Gravity Chandelier is about me looking at something that is made as a rigid thing. And imagining it as something very light and flexible .” A wide range of fabrics and ropes were tested for their ability to create elegant, flowing arches. "I wanted to redesign the traditional chandelier," said Cocksedge, "which is usually made from solid, rigid pieces of metal, and the Gravity Chandelier is a contrast to that." paul cocksedge luminaria gravitacional moooi Paul Cocksedge is an internationally acclaimed British designer who has spent the last decade building his reputation through his innovative design work. The scope of his output ranges from product design and architectural projects to installations and sculptures, all imbued with a sense of simplicity. , joy and admiration that are characteristic of him.