Lighting
Light cannot be touched, which makes it all the more remarkable how differently designers have tried to give it a form. Achille Castiglioni sprayed resin threads over a wire frame and called the result Cocoon. The glassblowers of Murano shaped light in heavy, hand-blown glass. Verner Panton let it flow through a simple acrylic shade. In our selection these very different answers meet, from Ingo Maurer to Florian Schulz. Each one has been inspected by us and, where needed, restored both technically and visually.
