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Plusminus by Diez Office for Vibia

Plusminus is a versatile lighting system that takes the concept of the light track to a new level. The conductive textile ribbon at its core allows for free placement of the luminaires and the creation of unique light solutions on the spot.

The Plusminus Solo collection offers a range of wall sconces either surface mounted or recessed and easily adjustable.Combining accent spotlights with flat directed diffusers, the collection provides comfortable general lighting as well as a more focused illumination.

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Array by Umut Yamac for Vibia

Array is a collection of pendant lamps in different sizes, a technical exploration of the potential of thread to create ethereal dynamic hanging light sculptures.
Array rises with lightness, sculpting light in space. An ethereal presence that transforms each environment into pure harmony.

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Ginger by Joan Gaspar for Marset

The Ginger collection is notable for its great simplicity of form, its lightweight appearance and reflected direct light. A design for any type of project. Available in two very different materials, wood or metal, it provides a warm glow with no glare, illuminating just the areas that need it.

The wall model comes in four sizes that can be combined to form a two- or three-piece set connected to a single point of light. This wall lamp is sophisticated, almost sculptural, the most striking version in the whole collection because it reveals the hidden light source. The metal edition now evolves, and in a natural progression, appears in new colours: mauve, stone grey and sand. New discreet finishes that respect Ginger’s sobriety and add new nuances to its light. Furthermore, the colours can be combined, providing multiple reflections. An aesthetic, almost graphic design that is stunning in any of its finishes.

With these two such diverse materials, wood and metal, Ginger becomes a versatile collection, so much so that it includes an outdoor version, coming full circle. There’s a Ginger for every lighting and aesthetic requirement.

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Ambrosia by Ciszak Dalmas for Marset

The starting point for the Ambrosia was to bring back the traditional Linestra lamp to update it and show that a technical, resolute design can also be poetic. The Linestra was initially a line of light, which transitioned into a modular system that can be extended to adapt to any space.

Its design stems from a tubular structure with gentle lines that attaches to the ceiling, allowing the light to descend and gently illuminate any type of project. It is this diffuse light that fills the space, adding beauty.

This lighting system is available in four pre-set lengths, from 120 to 315 cm. Extensions measuring 40 and 60 cm let you define the height from which to hang them. That way, you can adjust their distance from the ceiling to create visually uninterrupted compositions.

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From all of us, our warmest wishes for these Holiday days full of beauty, joy, peace and precious moments with your loved ones! Wishing you a bright and successful year ahead!

Targa Lounge by Gamfratesi for Gebrüder Thonet Vienna

Wiener GTV Design’s collection of upholstery suggests a new concept of comfort designed by GamFratesi, the Italian-Danish designer duo Stine Gam and Enrico Fratesi. TARGA is a family consisting of an elegant two-seater sofa and an armchair, two elements which perfectly fit contract spaces designed for an intimate and secluded atmosphere, as well as non-conventional residential environments.
All elements of the brand’s tradition contribute to characterize the design’s profile: the bent beech structure holds the wide seat cushion and the upholstered backrest has a woven cane edge with an ellipsoidal element, the plate (targa), after which the design is named. Also available with brass feet, in line with the latest interior design trends marking a return to the metal – one which can provide appeal to stylish contemporary furniture projects.

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In residential lighting, choosing the right warmth isn’t just a technical detail, it defines the atmosphere. A cozy evening in the living room calls for soft, warm light around 2700–3000K, while kitchens, bathrooms or workspaces benefit from fresher, cooler tones around 3000–4000K to keep you alert and focused.

By aligning light with activity, every room becomes more comfortable, functional, and enjoyable.

Intersted in more practical use cases? Download the Thesaurus here: https://deltalight.com/en/thesaurus-residential

Photo 1:
Interior Design: Studio Pien
Lighting Design: Inti House of Light
Photographer: Tijs Vervecken
Photo 2:
Architect & Interior Design: Chain + Siman
Landscaping: Pedro Sánchez Paisajismo
Photographer: Rafael Gamo
Photo 3:
Obumex
Photo 4:
Saai Interieur
Photo 5:
Interior design: Instore
Photographer : Michel Figuet

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Entries and stairways are the first and last impressions of a home, spaces that guide, welcome, and connect. Lighting here should ensure safety and orientation while enhancing the architectural rhythm. As described in the Residential Thesaurus, layering is key: soft general light for guidance, accents to emphasise form and texture, and gentle decorative elements to add warmth. The result is more than visibility, it’s a seamless flow that feels both functional and refined.

Discover more practical lighting advice in our Residential Thesaurus: https://deltalight.com/en/thesaurus-residential

Photo 1 & 2:
Architect: Abraham Tuachi - TUA Taller de urbanismo y arquitectura
Interior Design: Wearetua
Photographer: Carlos González
Photo 3:
Photography Mark Seelen for Vipp
Photo 4:
Architect: Bernard Libert
Photography: Nick Can
Photo 5:
Architects: Sebastien Belle & Jean-Yves Arrivetz
Photography: Studio Erick Saillet naerts Photography

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