Marset

“If those traces were not visible, it would all feel like a template and lose its charm.” For helena palau arvizu, the process is never hidden. Every image retains the gestures that brought it into being.

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Far from seeing photography as something fixed, helena palau arvizu approaches it as an open territory — one that welcomes change. Prints, cut-outs and layers form part of a visual language that embraces experimentation as a way of looking, creating and returning to the image.

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For this edition of Light Stories, photographer and visual artist helena palau arvizu reimagines three of Marset’s portable lamps through her hands-on visual language, weaving them into her everyday life.

Featuring Bicoca by christophe mathieu, FollowMe by Inma Goes To and Dipping Light by Jordi Canudas.

Suspending colour. Dipping Light by defines the dining area at this private residence in Italy, creating an intimate atmosphere around the table.

Project by .arch.studio
Photography by

In a new edition of Light Stories, turn their attention to Gambosa by .designstudio. Through their signature visual language, the lamp is dismantled and reassembled into something else entirely.

An abstract landscape where form and colour speak louder than the object itself.

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Paris-based creative duo build worlds from fragments, layering images, textures and colour with an instinctive hand equal parts graphic rigour and joyful disorder.

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In the heart of Le Marais, among speciality cafés, galleries and boutiques, .paris has become one of the most acclaimed meeting points of the new Parisian creative scene. With a warm Mediterranean atmosphere, the space has gradually evolved into an imaginario of its own, drawing in creative profiles from all over the world.

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Photography courtesy of .paris

Floor lamps accompany evenings designed for slowing down — from boutique hospitality settings to private residences shaped around comfort and calm.

(01)
Jaima by at Patio do Tijolo Hotel, Lisboa.
Project by
Photo by

(02)
Ginger by at a private residence in Girona, Spain.
Project by .lighting
Photo by

(03)
Cala by at Palau Fugit Hotel, Empordà.
Project by
Interior design by
Photo by

The portable Dipping Light by . Taking sophistication anywhere around Casa Republica Boutique Hotel in Barranco, Perú.

A project by

Funiculí by Lluís Porqueras is a study in reduction. Lightweight and volatile, it adapts effortlessly to different uses. Its shade rotates 360º to direct the light, while a double clamp system allows precise height adjustment. Two gestures. No instructions needed.

The collection also includes Funiculí Fabric, with a textile shade that softens the light and creates a warmer atmosphere.

A design that stands the test of time.

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Restaurante Solomillo in Barcelona
Interior Design by
Photography by

Private residence in Barcelona
Interior design by
Photography by

Hotel Barcelona Princess
Interior Design by
Photography by