Dezeen Showroom: lighting brand Preciosa referenced glowing nighttime cityscapes in its customisable Crystal Link lighting range, which launched during Milan design week.
On display at Salone del Mobile‘s lighting exhibition Euroluce, Crystal Links forms part of Preciosa’s Signature Designs collection of customisable lighting.
The lights are formed of metal tubes plugged with glass shades, which can be adapted into various compositions depending on the space.
According to the brand, they take visual cues from both modern architecture and urban landscapes, with the tubes intended to evoke roads and the shades emulating glowing windows.
“Crystal Links is about embracing the energy and rhythm of the city,” said co-creative director Michael Vasku. “It captures the nocturnal symphony of urban life, reflecting the beauty of connectivity and the dance of light in a world that never sleeps.”
As part of Preciosa’s exhibit of Crystal Link at Milan design week, the brand is showcasing Preciosa Signature Design Generator – a visualisation tool to showcase Preciosa’s Signature Designs in different architectural setups.
Product details:
Product: Crystal Links
Brand: Preciosa
Contact: sales@preciosalighting.com
Materials: Crystal bicones and metal tubes
Colours/finishes: stainless steel, gold, champagne, copper, metallic blue and black metal finishes
Dimensions: metal tube diameter 18 millimetres, crystal component diameter 110 millimetres
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