The table is the place where we come together and share and for that we need some lighting solutions. It provides an architecture in the room that brings us together, serving us both for daily meetings and for celebrations. In table lighting, the creation of an atmosphere and the materials of the table and chairs have equal importance. Whether in intimate or social gatherings, business meetings or romantic encounters, the light creates experiences, light is life. The empty space above the table requires lighting. If this light comes from a lamp that blends naturally into the surroundings, it has two functions at once: First, it envelops the gathering at the table, and second, it illuminates it. The lamp Kontur by Sebastian Herkner consists of two elements, the distinctive material frame and the opal glass diffuser, which emits a magical, suggestive light that flows through the space, symbolizing what is and what is possible. If the table is to be the setting for unforgettable experiences, then special lighting is required. Lighting that attracts attention and excites upon closer observation. Lighting that integrates easily into the space. Halo Jewel by Vibia casts light on tables where special moments are shared. With its angled design, universal geometry and metal frames, it makes time at the table worthwhile. Food is a universal language and at the dining table it can be showcased and enjoyed to the fullest. However, finding the balance between illuminating but not oversaturating light at the table is a delicate balancing act. Flat by Ichiro Iwasaki reflects light down onto the dining table from flat metal discs that appear to float horizontally. During the day, the table has many functions. It can be a workplace, dining table, kitchen top or simply a place for a coffee break. This characteristic is emphasized even more by a lamp like Flamingo. It is at the same time chameleon-like, adaptable and versatile. Antoni Arola has added to his design a counterweight that allows the user to intuitively adapt the ambience to the table, whatever its use. The table is a place for gathering and conversation. As we sit with our backs straight, crossing our legs under the table, our gazes are directed towards each other. Musa by Note Design Studio casts a soft and indirect light that creates intimacy and shines with its round shapes. Like the art of conversation, Musa describes a light that is authentic but never too direct, discreetly illuminating our conversations.
