Illusion

Euroluce: In terms of lighting, everything is taller, bigger, more attractive in 2019. Company structures, functional and artistic objects. But there is also evidence of a trend towards small, playful, lighting objects.

At Light + Building 2018 Stylepark together with Messe Frankfurt organised exclusive guided tours to the highlights of Trendspot Design in Hall 1, hosted by Stylepark founder and CEO Robert Volhard.

Light + Building recently closed its doors to the public in Frankfurt/Main. Which topics are people still talking about? Here is Stylepark’s retrospective overview of the fair.

You didn't make it to Light + Building 2018? Never mind! Stylepark gives you an impression of the fair on your monitor.

"Stylepark Selected" awards 33 excellent lighting products from the Trendspot Design of the Light + Building 2018.

There’s no longer any talk of a change in technology – it’s long since here to stay. A propensity for large decorative shapes is in evidence at the Euroluce in Milan and the various events around town.

Daniel Rybakken and Luceplan have done their magic – and the result is an extensive ceiling luminaire using an inconceivably simple principle.

Whether paramecium, cable channel or agave trick: Take a look through the keyhole at the "upcoming stars" of the Salone del Mobile 2017.

Red threads, wild patterns: The Scandinavians once again proved their talent for good living indoors when outdoors things are stormy and snowy – at the Stockholm Furniture & Light Fair.

The sound-absorbing luminaire “Silenzio” by Luceplan enables guests to enjoy the quiet in a restaurant in airy heights in Italy’s Aosta Valley.

The talented Norwegian has come up with a surprising luminaire – and owners can themselves decide the sculptural shape.