Abstract
- Collectible furnishings seller Rarify has launched its first-ever in-line product in collaboration with Gantri Made, using repurposed USM Haller Modular elements.
- As a part of Gantri’s new lighting manufacturing platform, the cubiform lighting unit is 3D-printed in a biodegradable plant-based polymer and may be configured in varied compositions.
Philadelphia-based uncommon and collectible furnishings seller Rarify has partnered with lighting design studio Gantri to unveil its first-ever unique product, the Dice One Desk Lamp.
The modular lighting system has ever-expanding configuration potentialities because of the usage of real USM Haller Modular elements for the body and a precision-crafted dice lighting unit. Proven in singular items, tower configurations, and multi-column blocks, the set up photos deliver Rarify and Gantri’s expandable philosophy to life. Gantri employed a proprietary biodegradable materials, housed neatly inside a cubiform body of classic and new USM Haller parts, representing their shared imaginative and prescient of “sustainability, longevity, and timelessness.” Shaped in a 3D printing course of, the producer utilized its personal sugarcane-based plant polymer for accountable disposal on the finish of the product’s life cycle. The retro sensibility of the ultimate outcome aligns with Rarify’s specialty in masterful designs of the twentieth century, in addition to USM’s enduring Swiss design language rooted in Modernist functionalism.
The collaboration marks Rarify’s first product design powered by Gantri’s newly introduced digital manufacturing platform, Gantri Made, which goals to “revolutionize” the design trade with a “speedy, cost-efficient, and sustainable” course of for creating and scaling high-quality lighting merchandise. Collectively, the duo hosted a celebratory launch throughout NYCxDesign on Could 14, showcasing the assorted configurations of the Dice One Desk Lamp below the artistic route of Matt Pecina of Studio Guapo.
The Dice One Desk Lamp is accessible for pre-order now on the Rarify web site. See the gallery above for extra particulars.
