‘Lanturn’ is inspired by the traditional glass lanterns that existed before the invention of electricity. The lanturn has an 45° angled, aged bronze body, with brass detailing, fitted with an LED COB on the top and all visible elements, including the glass, are eliminated. It features a charging input and touch dim. A special wall bracket acts as a charging dock and a hanger for the luminaire. ‘Lanturn’ is designed to work as a fixed and portable luminaire, both indoors and outdoors, with a unique design of body, handle and bracket. You can pick it up for a wonder to explore the night scape.

European Product Design Awards 2022, Winner in Illumination/Interactive Lighting Projects

INTERNATIONAL ARCHITECTURE & DESIGN AWARDS 2023, GOLD in Lighting Product Design Built

Photography: 1-8 Gavriil Papadiotis [GavriiLux] and 9, 10 Yiorgis Yerolymbos

The special character of the location, the architecture and the nature of the Retreat led to the design of a family of 12 custom luminaires. This holistic design strategy gave the opportunity to have full control over both the aesthetic that represents the project and the technical requirements of each application, throughout the ‘village’.

The suites expand through 3 buildings, of different layout and architectural features, creating 45 unique suites in total. The custom luminaires were tailor‐made for each of the suites, while maintaining a unifying style. The technical specification of each luminaire was then designed to suit IP rating, beam distribution and output needs of each suite’s interior and exterior areas.

The GAIA restaurant resembles a cloister space, with exposed double‐pitched timber roof and long tables for shared dining. Feature large custom‐made chandeliers hanging from the main timber beams were designed, with a large ring uplighting softly the timber roof and 8 pendant lights illuminate the tables. The pendants are LED modules encased in hallow candles so that both the touch and the smell of real candles contributes to a culinary experience of all six senses.

A destination spa hotel, such as the Euphoria Retreat, is a holistic immersive experience, where the light and the design of it becomes a silent protagonist that can hide and reveal elements, draw visitors to one area or another and play with the human senses, with low levels of illumination, tone contrast and detailing that integrates seamlessly with the architecture. It was good reminder for the design team to slow down, take a moment and understand what is vital to each space and each experience.

Photography: 1-4 Gavriil Papadiotis [GavriiLux], 5-7 Euphoria Retreat

The special character of the location, the architecture and the nature of the Retreat led to the design of a family of 12 custom luminaires. This holistic design strategy gave the opportunity to have full control over both the aesthetic that represents the project and the technical requirements of each application, throughout the ‘village’.

The suites expand through 3 buildings, of different layout and architectural features, creating 45 unique suites in total. The custom luminaires were tailor‐made for each of the suites, while maintaining a unifying style. The technical specification of each luminaire was then designed to suit IP rating, beam distribution and output needs of each suite’s interior and exterior areas.

The GAIA restaurant resembles a cloister space, with exposed double‐pitched timber roof and long tables for shared dining. Feature large custom‐made chandeliers hanging from the main timber beams were designed, with a large ring uplighting softly the timber roof and 8 pendant lights illuminate the tables. The pendants are LED modules encased in hallow candles so that both the touch and the smell of real candles contributes to a culinary experience of all six senses.

A destination spa hotel, such as the Euphoria Retreat, is a holistic immersive experience, where the light and the design of it becomes a silent protagonist that can hide and reveal elements, draw visitors to one area or another and play with the human senses, with low levels of illumination, tone contrast and detailing that integrates seamlessly with the architecture. It was good reminder for the design team to slow down, take a moment and understand what is vital to each space and each experience.

Photography: 1 Gavriil Papadiotis [GavriiLux], 2-3 Giorgos Sfakianakis, 4 Euphoria Retreat

The special character of the location, the architecture and the nature of the Retreat led to the design of a family of 12 custom luminaires. This holistic design strategy gave the opportunity to have full control over both the aesthetic that represents the project and the technical requirements of each application, throughout the ‘village’.

The suites expand through 3 buildings, of different layout and architectural features, creating 45 unique suites in total. The custom luminaires were tailor‐made for each of the suites, while maintaining a unifying style. The technical specification of each luminaire was then designed to suit IP rating, beam distribution and output needs of each suite’s interior and exterior areas.

The GAIA restaurant resembles a cloister space, with exposed double‐pitched timber roof and long tables for shared dining. Feature large custom‐made chandeliers hanging from the main timber beams were designed, with a large ring uplighting softly the timber roof and 8 pendant lights illuminate the tables. The pendants are LED modules encased in hallow candles so that both the touch and the smell of real candles contributes to a culinary experience of all six senses.

A destination spa hotel, such as the Euphoria Retreat, is a holistic immersive experience, where the light and the design of it becomes a silent protagonist that can hide and reveal elements, draw visitors to one area or another and play with the human senses, with low levels of illumination, tone contrast and detailing that integrates seamlessly with the architecture. It was good reminder for the design team to slow down, take a moment and understand what is vital to each space and each experience.

Photography: 1-7 Gavriil Papadiotis [GavriiLux] and 8-11 Euphoria Retreat

Custom rings for a high-end 2 level summer house in Milos, Greece.

Architect: DECA architecture

Photography: 1-4, 12-14 Yiorgis Yerolymbos, 5-11 ASlight

The special character of the location, the architecture and the nature of the Retreat led to the design of a family of 12 custom luminaires. This holistic design strategy gave the opportunity to have full control over both the aesthetic that represents the project and the technical requirements of each application, throughout the ‘village’.

The suites expand through 3 buildings, of different layout and architectural features, creating 45 unique suites in total. The custom luminaires were tailor‐made for each of the suites, while maintaining a unifying style. The technical specification of each luminaire was then designed to suit IP rating, beam distribution and output needs of each suite’s interior and exterior areas.

The GAIA restaurant resembles a cloister space, with exposed double‐pitched timber roof and long tables for shared dining. Feature large custom‐made chandeliers hanging from the main timber beams were designed, with a large ring uplighting softly the timber roof and 8 pendant lights illuminate the tables. The pendants are LED modules encased in hallow candles so that both the touch and the smell of real candles contributes to a culinary experience of all six senses.

A destination spa hotel, such as the Euphoria Retreat, is a holistic immersive experience, where the light and the design of it becomes a silent protagonist that can hide and reveal elements, draw visitors to one area or another and play with the human senses, with low levels of illumination, tone contrast and detailing that integrates seamlessly with the architecture. It was good reminder for the design team to slow down, take a moment and understand what is vital to each space and each experience.

Photography: 1-5 Gavriil Papadiotis [GavriiLux] and 6-7 Euphoria Retreat

Custom signage designed for the refurbished urban hotel located in the cosmopolitan quarter of Kolonaki, in the centre of Athens.

Architect: DECA architecture

Photography: 1-4 ASlight, 5-7 Álvaro Valdecantos