Array

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Vibia | Umut Yamac

Array explores the structural potential of thread to create an exceptionally light and dynamic pendant. Fine tensioned threads stretch between metal rings to form ethereal geometric volumes, while integrated LEDs create a subtle interplay of light, shadow, depth, and colour. Available in multiple sizes and configurations, Array can function as an individual sculptural element or as a larger architectural composition.

Specification Sheets: 18001805181018151820182518301835184018451850185518601865187018751880

Made in Barcelona, Spain

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Vibia | Umut Yamac

Array explores the structural potential of thread to create an exceptionally light and dynamic pendant. Fine tensioned threads stretch between metal rings to form ethereal geometric volumes, while integrated LEDs create a subtle interplay of light, shadow, depth, and colour. Available in multiple sizes and configurations, Array can function as an individual sculptural element or as a larger architectural composition.

Specification Sheets: 18001805181018151820182518301835184018451850185518601865187018751880

Made in Barcelona, Spain

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Specification Sheets (See Above)

Dimensions

Configuration dependent

Lead Time

4–6 weeks

Lamping

Configuration dependent


 

Brand

VIBIA

Vibia is a global lighting company based in Barcelona.

Vibia exists to create beautiful atmospheres, using lighting design to generate meaningful responses that have a positive impact on the human experience. We put people at the centre of everything we do: their feelings, their desires and ultimately their wellbeing. Elegant, sensual and universal, Vibia speaks a language of emotion that connects us with the world.

Designer

Umut Yamac

British architect, sculptor and designer Umut Yamac explores the intersection between light, movement and space. Fascinated by how certain objects, activated by their surroundings, transcend their everyday purpose and enable a deeper emotional connection, Yamac established his own design studio in 2011, where he creates domestic objects and public installations that respond to both user and space through playful interaction and movement..