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How to get the perfect lighting effect with Gineico

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How to get the perfect lighting effect with Gineico

The I-Pipedi collection designed by Lucifero’s epitomises the key underlying philosophy: less is more. This approach is key when designing a range of interior and exterior spaces, from residential and retail to hospitality and mixed use, and Gineico Interiors is well-equipped to help find the right lighting solution for your next project.

With a refined eye for design, Italian-based lighting studio Lucifero’s have designed the I-Pipedi range with size and impact in mind. The fittings in the range are designed to deliver the perfect lighting effect, while remaining as small as possible in order to keep the focus on the space instead of the light itself. “You do not want the fittings themselves to become the feature,” notes Alessandro Duranti, head designer at Lucifero’s.

The I-Pipedi fittings, available at Gineico Interiors, boast sleek simple tubular forms and clean detailing in mounting brackets and lens caps. The tube diameters range from 30mm to 120mm. All fittings in the collection are available with either retrofit globe options or with integrated LED packages that boast class leading lumens output and high CRI.

The I-Pipedi range is available in surface mounted, suspended version, wall version and all are also available in IP rated for exterior use. Furthermore the entire I-Pipedi family of fittings is made from extruded marine grade aluminium, making these fittings ideal for waterfront applications.

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“It’s nice to see a full range of options that all look alike and share the same detailing,” notes Pierluigi Gambacorti, founder of Gineico Interiors. “The Lucifero’s range might be relatively new to the Australian architectural lighting landscape but it is certainly easy to see why they grew 300 percent last year.”

“All the Lucifero’s fittings we have featured over the past 12 months are truly standouts,” Gambacorti says. “This is just the beginning.”

Later this month the Gineico team are off to the Light and Building Show in Frankfurt and they promise to come back with a box load of new and exciting additions to a range that is clearly already asserting itself in our market.

We suggest you take a closer look at Lucifero’s product range. You won’t be disappointed.

To see the full range of Lucifero’s products visit –

Gineico Interiors
gineicointeriors.com

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