BlancoWhite C1 / R3 Antoni Arola. 2011
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In 2011, Antoni Arola designed the BlancoWhite family, combining smart LED lighting with minimalist, clean lines. A series of tabletop bookcases, luminous shelves, hallway wall lights and ultra-thin pendant lights; designed to accentuate everyday objects, or to accompany conversations.
A 1 cm-thick metallic structure, white or graphite matte finish, houses a smart LED plate (using a Dot Cutting system) that distributes dots across the light surface. The dots become gradually more concave the further they are from the source, creating a harmonious light flow.
Direct lighting that remains imperceptible, enhancing objects without casting shadows.
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