Residential · Trentino, Italy

Apartment ZM — Trentino

Location
Trentino, Italy
Year
2019
Brand
David Trubridge
Fixtures
SNOWFLAKE, Coral, Kōura +2

For the ZM Apartment in southern Trento, designed by Burnazzi Feltrin Architetti, we supplied a selection of David Trubridge lighting, with each design chosen to create a distinct focal point within the home.

Above the dining table, a black Snowflake makes a strong statement, drawing attention to the table as the natural gathering point of the living space. Its intricate structure creates a graphic presence above the table, while the dark finish gives it a contemporary edge.

A black Coral is positioned above the pool table, where its open, organic structure provides a softer contrast to the more playful setting. The dark finish gives Coral a sculptural quality, even when the light is switched off.

At the staircase, Kōura, KINA and Hinaki in natural bamboo are grouped together at different heights, creating a vertical composition that follows the movement between the floors. Their open structures and natural material bring warmth and rhythm to the stairway.

In the bedroom, a natural bamboo KINA hangs above the bed. Against the deep blue wall, the pale bamboo creates a beautiful contrast, allowing the pendant to stand out as both a light and a sculptural element.

From the dining area to the pool table, staircase and bedroom, each space has its own character and its own David Trubridge design — reflecting our philosophy of a light for every space.

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Fixtures used

Snowflake pendant is assembled from a hexagonal snowflake shape which creates a repeating geometric pattern.
Coral was named as one of the top 20 lighting icons by Home Decor Singapore.
Kōura pendant light was inspired by woven baskets and is the Maori name for the small, curled fresh water shrimps that live in New Zealand’s rivers.  Koura light is also available as …
Kina references the inner shell of the local saltwater sea-urchin called kina in Māori.
Hīnaki was David’s first exploration into lighting in 1995 when he made a prototype based on fish traps which are called hīnaki by Maori.

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