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Italian company Axo Light has presented at Euroluce a new set of pendant lights that take inspiration from the traditional Russian dolls. Designed by Dima Loginoff, the Fedora collection consists of a recessed spotlight and five different types of suspension lamps varying from individual pendant to clusters of twelve lights.
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The lamps are made of aluminium and glass modelled after the iconic Russian symbol: the Russian dolls.
Although I have been defined ‘the least Russian designer in Russia’, I love this shape and it seems to be in my blood.
– Dima Loginoff
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The suspended version is available with one light, a cluster of three, six and twelve lights and a version with seven lights in a line. The elegant touch of glass at the bottom of the pendant breaks up the solid form of the shape and adds an air of lightness.
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In this project I decided to combine old and modern. I’m a big fan of minimalism, but sometimes I simply feel that classical forms are perfect to be redesigned and turned into a modern product. Fedora is an old and forgotten Russian name. I love it!
– Dima Loginoff
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The sculptural form makes it suitable for both residential and commercial applications with two options for finish: metallic bronze and rose gold.
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*All images and information courtesy of Axo Light.
