Euroluce’s Surry Hills Light Studio was transformed for the launch of FLOS Soft-Architecture, the most innovative product range by FLOS, which seamlessly melds in to the surfaces of the architecture.

Piero Gandini, the CEO of FLOS Italy, one of the luminary greats within the world of lighting, was the special guest for the night, along with a few hundred others who gathered together for the informative and enriching experience.

The guests we given tours of the unique range of products, designed by some of the world’s most coveted designers, such as Philippe Starck’s rippling metallic silver and gold linear wall recessed Long & Hard ; Marcel Wanders Sky garden recessed wall light both illuminated with hidden LED. The iconic Spun light by Sebastian Wrong, is even included in this vast range, the Spun-light is given the appearance of either being pushed in, or being pushed out of the wall…a ghostly sight with humorous revealing.

Water Ripples falling upwards in to the ceiling, linear splices of light and ghostly wall recessed step lights that have no end and no beginning… and of course the 6 meter high wall of the award winning product; Wall Piercing, by Ron Gilard. Its presented, in the Studio, as a cascading torrent of interlinking rings, each of which pierce the wall. Colour changing LED is positioned on the inner side of each ring and coloured lights reflect off the wall and illuminates the surrounding space. The wall is a true art work in its self.

The team of Euroluce would like to welcome you to experience Soft Architecture in our Studio.

And we would like to thank our sponsors: Peroni Beer, Tasmanian Rain water and SMEG for providing the cool refreshing beverages throughout the night.

Photography by: Jackie Chan
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