Sofì

Name: Sofì
Brand: Bonaldo

Suspended lights from Bonaldo, Designed by CRS Bonaldo

Product description

The Sofì lamp collection is a tribute to the ancient art of glass blowing: a reference to the artisanal Venetian tradition which has been kept alive by master glassworkers for centuries. The key element to Sofì is the borosilicate glass sphere, which features a warm amber-coloured finish and is paired with burnished brass cylindrical fittings.
The collection includes various different models: a ceiling lamp with a metallic structure featuring 7 or 10 spheres, a suspension lamp with 1, 5 or 7 spheres, a floor lamp, two table lamps (a smaller one without glass spheres and a taller one with glass sphere) and a wall lamp.
Dimensions: seven-sphere structure h30 x w120 x d60 cm; ten-sphere structure h30 x w180 x d60 cm; suspension lamp with one sphere h67 x w16 cm; suspension lamp with five spheres h67 cm (variable length depending on the position of each lamp); suspension lamp with seven spheres h67 cm (variable length depending on the position of each lamp); floor lamp h140 x w39 x d42 cm; table lamp h36 x w20 x d25 cm / h53 x w25 x d31 cm; wall lamp h44 x w16 x d18 cm
Materials: spheres in amber-coloured borosilicate glass; cylindrical fittings and structure in burnished brass

Concept

The primary shape of the Sofi collection, designed by Studio Team Design, is the borosilicate glass globe with a warm amber finish, which is combined with a burnished brass cylinder that contains the light source and brings to mind the image of master glass-blowers who, in their Venetian workshops, use their long blowpipes to craft the incandescent molten glass with great skill. The Sofi pendant design lamp makes it possible to create coordinated environments, thanks to its availability in a wide range of models: the ceiling lamp with a metal frame with 7 or 10 lights, the suspension with 1, 5 7 or 13 globes, the floor lamp, two versions of the table lamp (lower without a glass globe, or higher with a glass globe) and the wall lamp, distinguished by the double direction of the light flux.