The minimalist Gru (Italian for “crane”) lamp is characterized by a simplistic form with total flatness that gives it a unique aesthetic meant to blur the lines between 2 & 3D. However thin, the design is as durable as it is ductile. This is made possible by use of Vetronite material which not only provides structural stability, but also acts as a glass epoxy conductor to deliver power directly to the LED lights without wires!
Designer: Illuministi
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