New from Innermost

Three new products presented by Innermost at Frankfurt Light + Building will be available soon.

New from Innermost

June 19th, 2014

Tags: Frankfurt Light + Building, Gable by Jarrod Lim, Innermost, Latitude by Flynn Talbot, Parasol by Jonas Forsman

Latitude by Flynn Talbot

Flynn Talbot puts the ubiquitous spotlight back in the spotlight. Latitude (top image) is a centrepiece rather than a supporting cast. A clever suspension cable allows the light to be pointed in any direction, and the result is a flexible lamp that activates the surrounding space.

Available to order from September 2014.

Gable by Jarrod Lim

Jarrod Lim ‘puts a roof over our heads’ with the iconic shape of Gable. Simultaneously playful and functional, it hides a technically advanced interior.

Available to order from October 2014.

Parasol by Jonas Forsman

Forsman’s designs characteristically focus on the interaction between the user and product. Soft, gentle, reflected light is cradled in this parasol-shaped lamp, and the free movement of the shade guides the light to its intended use.

Available to order from September 2014.

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