Euroluce 2019: Love Happens Favorite Designs & Lighting Manufacturers

Every two years the most innovative and spectacularly designed lighting is exhibited during Milan’s Salone del Mobile at the International Lighting Exhibition, Euroluce. Recognized as the global benchmark lighting exhibition, 420 of the best lighting manufacturers in the industry showcased their latest and greatest creations at Euroluce 2019 in April.
The show encompasses every kind of light imaginable, from outdoor, indoor and industrial to event, special use, and technologically advanced lighting software and systems. Here are some of Love Happens favorite designs and lighting manufacturers from Euroluce 2019!
12 Lh Loves from Euroluce 2019
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TERZANI



LLADRÓ


HUDSON FURNITURE



“Barlas Baylar launched the first-ever chain chandelier in 2008. Following the expression of his genuine artistic vision that granted chain chandeliers to interior design industry, he has inspired many other designers & companies. Before the first sketch modellings, his inspiration was derived by the Shipwreck Dress of Alexander McQueen. This source of inspiration thereafter led him to have a prestigious collaboration with The Fashion House of Alexander McQueen back in 2011.
Tracing the evolution of first-ever chain chandelier design of Baylar, Lotus is born to become one of the most iconic offerings of Hudson`s collection. Like the water dripping from the ceiling, approx. 4 miles of hand draped nickel chains of Lotus render an organic fluid presence. With its hand carved silicon bronze facades and delicately curled solid bronze frame, Lotus features a sculptural show-stopping centrepiece.”

MARIE MARTIN

TRENDS FROM MILAN’S SALONE DEL MOBILE 2019
STILLUX

CATELLANI & SMITH

DAVIDE GROPPI

“Gold is the ultimate metal. It is a metaphor of energy and desire. It is also the ideal metal to conduct electricity”
Novelties 2019

LASVIT

PRECIOSA LIGHTING

Carousel of Light by Preciosa Lighting at Euroluce 2019
Carousel of Light is based on Preciosa’s Signature Design, Pearl Curtain. Nearly 8000 spheres were used to make this installation, which follows visitors movements with light.
AMARCORDS

KARMAN

By Anna Beck Bimba