AnalogLab

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Featuring two distinct collections, The Luna Collection and AmbioCasa. The Luna Collection is an indoor and outdoor lighting collection presented in new designs, on–trend colours, and finishes. It features a minimal, modern aesthetic with hand–blown Italian glass, metal, and hardwood accents. The AmbioCasa Collection is an expression of European design, as it blends Italian minimalism with Scandinavian sensibility. Rooted in minimalism yet enriched by innovation, AmbioCasa defines the art of refined design—exceptionally crafted to introduce a new dimension of purity and comfort to contemporary spaces. AnalogLab is a multidisciplinary studio founded by Thomas Lehman in Milan, Italy.

Light+Time is the theme of the exhibition at 3daysofdesign. A group of designers and architects is excited to present their unique Italian-designed collections featuring: the Luna Collection of portable and minimal indoor and outdoor lighting in a series of on-trend colors plus laminated walnut or white oak hardwoods. The Luna Collection will be exhibited with the award-winning design of the "Secret Gardens Collection," distinctive and colorful wool rugs designed by NY-based architect and designer and collaborator Sergio Mannino and handmade in Nepal will enliven the space and certainly be a wonderful counterpart to the amazing Lapidarium of Kings.

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