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Designer: Ludovica+Roberto Palomba
Brand: Vibia

DAMA

Combining technical quality and refinement with a layer of warmth and intimacy, the Dama collection connects the charm of tradition with the finesse of contemporary lighting design. Suspended from a micro-thin cable that’s almost invisible to the eye, the Dama pendant lamp exhibits an ethereal quality, its graceful silhouette looming overhead like a celestial body.

In the Dama floor lamp and table lamp, the cylindrical shade rests neatly on top of a slender aluminum stem that branches out into three legs. Available in two stylish finishes. Designed for easy installation, intuitive use, and maximum versatility, the Dama collection boasts smart capabilities and dimming control, allowing users to define the perfect ambiance.

Intimate atmosphere

Dama is a homage to the classic lamp, ideal for shaping an intimate atmosphere with an elevated aesthetic. Combining technical quality with a layer of warmth and intimacy, the collection connects the charm of tradition with the finesse of contemporary lighting design.

Dama 3235

Dama 3235

Vibia

$1.00
$1.00
Dama 3225

Dama 3225

Vibia

$1.00
$1.00
Dama 3230

Dama 3230

Vibia

$1.00
$1.00

Ludovica+Roberto Palomba

Ludovica and Roberto Palomba, architects and designers, founded Palomba Serafini Associati in Milan in 1994. Their extensive knowledge of the historical and cultural roots of design is the cornerstone of their vision of contemporary society and user needs. As a result, the hallmark of their work is a harmonious combination of past, present and future. During the twenty- six years of their joint venture, their designs have won over seventy awards and international acclaim.

Dama and Lily are the two collections they designed in collaboration with Vibia. In these products, each detail has been carefully designed and developed by Ludovica and Roberto Palomba to form a comprehensive whole. Their design philosophy is characterised by the interaction between architecture and the human senses, between space and sensations, matter and the unconscious.

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