Petra Krausova Cassia lamps for Lasvit MaisonObjet 3D model

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This is high poly ceiling lamp 3D model. Rendered in Corona render, with a stack that has not been collapsed. Textures are included. The files have been exported without the meshsmooth modifier in 3ds, fbx, and obj formats. There are no hidden objects, all of which are grouped together. All objects have materials assigned, and there are no missing textures or texture paths to clear. Every object has a 1:1 scale, with a gamma value of 1.0. The unit scale is set to cm 1:1. This model was optimized for rendering in 3ds Max and Corona render, but may require adjustments in other programs. Czech designer Petra Krausova created a constellation of pendants for lighting brand Lasvit using traditional glass-blowing production and finishing techniques for a twinkling installation at Maison&Objet. On January 29, 2016, Dan Howarth reported on the project. Petra Krausova, part of Lasvit's team of in-house designers, created the Cassia collection with an optical mold made from metal ribs. Bubbles of glass were blown into the mold, where the molten material flowed past the ribs and formed bulbous shapes. Each pendant has a unique form due to this process. Krausova used various techniques to produce different finishes that would be visible both with and without the light bulb illuminated inside. Krausova was asked to design lights for an installation at this year's Maison&Objet trade fair in Paris. She based her idea on the night sky and programmed a cluster of lamps to automatically glow and dim at different times to create a constellation of twinkling lights. "I always wanted to do a dynamic lighting installation because you can really play around with it," Krausova said. "I took inspiration from the night sky and wanted to recreate the feeling of gently sparkling starlight." To inform the arrangement, Krausova took a time-lapse video of the sky and sped it up, then pixellated the image and translated it into the layout of the installation. "What you see is the real, natural movement of the starlight," she said. The intention is for customers to choose how many pendants they want to use as a bouquet of lights in their homes or other spaces. For large groupings, Lasvit can customize a dynamic lighting effect. Cassia range by Petra Krausova at Maison & Objet 2016 Petra Krausova's concept sketch for the Cassia lamps Lasvit also showed balloon-shaped lighting by Maarten Baas and crystal-like pendants by Jan Plechac and Henry Wielgus at Maison&Objet. A chandelier sprouting glass mushrooms and a range of designs colored to look like sweets, both by the Camapana brothers, featured on the brand's stand as well. The event took place at the Nord Villepinte exhibition center from January 22 to 26, 2016. 149376 polys