New architectural lighting range by Grok plays on geometric lines

Grok Tubs contemporary, felt fitting lighting in living room
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New architectural lighting range by Grok plays on geometric lines

Grok’s architectural lighting range Tubs, designed by Nahtrang Design, is a versatile and modular lighting collection that plays on geometric lines. It also features a new felt fitting, providing a greater decorative perception as well as improved acoustic qualities…

Grok Tubs contemporary, felt fitting lighting in living room

Answering modern designers’ demands for statement lighting schemes incorporating innovative use of acoustic materials, LEDS C4’s Grok has recently expanded its geometric Tubs collection to now feature felt fitting.

This new fitting is available in two sizes (1000 x 300 mm and 600 x 200 mm), and comes in two shades of grey, as well as a wide range of colours available on special order.

Being showcased at HIX Event next month, the range combines versatility with subtle design. Its linear shapes are joined together to create grids of air and light, enhancing sense of space in a room. The design studio Nahtrang, formed by Dani Vila and Ester Pujol, has created a lighting collection that’s pure visual poetry, offering endless possibilities for creating and dressing large spaces.

The Tubs collection has four families: pendant, table, wall and floor. The wealth of shapes make each piece a living element that can be infinitely extended, and can also be built in smaller versions and adapted to more limited spaces.

Uniquely designed, the Tubs pendant light is characterised by its geometric and pyramidal lines, trapping the light inside and subtly defining and enhancing the spaces where it hangs. Its soft yet powerful light makes it a versatile piece, perfect for large spaces.

Tubs table lamps and Tubs floor lamps cast light through geometric shapes. The linear light source has a broad capacity for movement, providing the space with energy and character. Their black marble bases give them a touch of elegance and quality. These are highly versatile pieces, suitable for domestic, leased and office spaces.

The Tubs wall light also represents a play with light, casting geometric shapes on the surfaces where it hangs. The linear light source has a broad capacity for movement, providing the space with energy and character.

Tubs Modular is a highly versatile and technically sophisticated family of products that allows maximum user control within a slim profile.

LEDS C4 will be showcasing a range of products at HIX Event. The lighting brand will be stationed on stand U36, as well as featuring its Tubs floor lamp on the Hotel Designs stand ( U54) and displaying its products within a live environment in the HIX Works installation. 

Main image credit: LEDS C4/Grok

Hamish Kilburn / 25.10.2021

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