Geometric accentuates the aesthetic expression and structure of BROKISGLASS, which itself is remarkably distinctive. The collection is defined by basic geometric shapes that characterize the overall contours of the lights and instil them with a singular graphic element to achieve a striking contrast with the animate, almost sculptural makeup of the glass. The suspension components make up the glass geometric shapes, their edges rendered in black profiles. The circular and oval lights work well as solitary pieces, and multiples can also be arranged in a sort of jigsaw puzzle, which in the hands of architects results in an endless variety of lighting combinations.

The concept surpasses its primary function as a lighting fixture and opens the door to large-format blocks of light and other uncommon compositions. For even more expressive freedom and a truly bespoke lighting experience, clients can specify a different colour of glass in each of the two sections of a light. Resting against a sturdy cylindrical base, the Geometric elicits a subtle aesthetic tension that amplifies the overall visual experience.

In keeping with the brand’s ongoing development of new technologies at the highest levels of quality and innovation, this year the Geometric collection has received a technological upgrade, whereby the metal profile has been reworked in precision-milled dural with new glass inserts made of improved BROKISGLASS. The dural profile accentuates the lines of the light as a whole and its details, which now feature fewer connecting elements.

The BROKISGLASS has been enhanced with an opal back layer that increases the diffusion of the light. The collection also offers several dimming options for greater comfort and flexibility in setting the right mood, and the Tunable White function lets the user adjust the colour temperature of the light.