Cover The guests admiring the Spanish craftsmanship infused in each A-Emotional Light luminaire at The Lab 2.1
The guests admiring the Spanish craftsmanship infused in each A-Emotional Light luminaire at The Lab 2.1
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At Sol Luminaire’s The Lab 2.1 showroom, guests were treated to an exclusive hands-on demonstration of the Spanish craftsmanship behind A-Emotional Light light’s dreamy luminaries
In a confluence of artisanal craft and innovative design, Sol Luminaire’s premier lighting showroom The Lab 2.1 opened its doors to an exclusive, one-of-a-kind gathering this June.
Singapore’s architecture and design community was invited to enjoy a rare glimpse into the Spanish craftsmanship behind A-Emotional Light, whose luminaires already captivated visitors at Milan Design Week and Design Shanghai this year.
Guests were treated to an intimate, hands-on demonstration of the exquisite artistry behind some of A-Emotional Light’s most iconic creations. These luminaires, celebrated for their unconventional materials and intricate elaboration, were constructed from scratch in front of the audience by Javier Álvarez, A-Emotional Light’s production and project development manager.
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Javier Álvarez crafting one of the artisanal lights
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Brilliant design meets artisanal technique
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Above A-Emotional Light CEO Marcos Rioseco
Above A-Emotional Light sales manager Miguel Martínez
A-Emotional Light CEO Marcos Rioseco
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Through this demonstration, Álvarez meticulously illustrated the complexities of the handcrafted production processes, revealing the magic that transforms raw materials into the brand’s signature lighting fixtures.
Álvarez was joined by A-Emotional Light CEO Marcos Rioseco and sales manager Miguel Martínez, who enriched the experience by guiding the audience through the meticulous process of creating these unique pieces, layering the demonstration with an immersive narrative. Their insights provided a deeper appreciation of the dedication and skill involved in crafting each light.
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The interactive session invited the guests to explore the lights up-close
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Above Asih Jenie and Marcos Rioseco discussing the luminaires
Above William Ng
Asih Jenie and Marcos Rioseco discussing the luminaires
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This extraordinary event attracted some of Singapore’s most renowned designers, keen on the rare opportunity to experience this craftsmanship for themselves. Among the notable attendees were Ken Lee from Mr Shopper Studio, Terrence Quah and Bu Shukun from Architology, Tyler Wisler from Disrupt Design Asia, and William Ng from Studio Wills + Architects.
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Rafiq Mohamad, Asih Jenie and Christine Sipin
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Above Asih Jenie and Marcos Rioseco
Above Lim Thong and Suzanne Lee
Asih Jenie and Marcos Rioseco
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Above Marcos Rioseco
Above Estelle Tan, Tyler Wisler and Haidee Ng
Marcos Rioseco
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While indulging in a delectable assortment of cheeses, cold cuts, and other gourmet bites, the guests mingled and exchanged ideas, inspired by the heart and creativity imbued in the artistic showcase, and the synergy of a shared passion for design excellence.
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Photography: Max Chan
