Vira triptych S.M.L - 3D printed designer light

A sculptural pendant light crafted with 3D printing, Vira diffuses a soft and warm light through a strong architectural silhouette. Designed for contemporary interiors, high-end residential projects, and hospitality spaces, it combines modernist inspiration, artisanal know-how, and eco-responsible materials.

More than just a light fixture, Vira is a vertical presence designed to structure space. Its organic volumes are inspired by the concrete sculptures created by Charles Gianferrari and Jacques Bertoux for the lobby of a building on Avenue Paul Doumer in Paris 16ᵉ. This modernist reference converses with a more vernacular aesthetic, reminiscent of the turned legs of Provençal furniture.

Its undulating texture evokes a pleated fabric in motion. When lit, the pendant diffuses an enveloping and graphic light; when off, it retains a strong sculptural dimension, like a silent object suspended within the interior architecture.

3D printed with PLA, a bioplastic made from cornstarch, the Vira pendant is part of a sustainable design approach. The material is tinted by the addition of organic or mineral residues: recycled scallop or mussel shells, coffee grounds, creating subtle and vibrant nuances. This process allows for the combination of technological innovation and contemporary artisanal production.

Vira meets the demands of architectural and decorative projects. It is available in three sizes: S, M, and L, and can be installed alone for a minimalist presence or in a triptych composition to create a sculptural lighting rhythm. Any other configuration can be studied upon request to adapt to specific site constraints.