In-es.artdesign Paint Stripe (Blue) - Second Chance

Paint Stripe story

The Paint Stripe Lamp places tactile sensations and atmosphere at the forefront of its design. Like many of the designer’s pieces, these highly aesthetic lamps utilize a special mix of Laprene, Nebulite and 100% Wool.

These models present a structure in Nebulite® covered by a striped yarn, created especially for In-es.artdesign by specialized sartorial laboratories. The regular and geometric pattern of the fiber reminds of pop art, but the leading role is played by the color (blue, purple, red, yellow) of the actual lines. When the lamp is on the chromatic effect, mixed with the light creates a multitude of colors.

The materials are chosen specifically and careful attention is being paid to details as the production of every single piece is being individually supervised to secure the high level of quality.

No one has mastered the interplay of materials quite like the designer Oçilunam working for In-es.artdesign. Whether based in the contrast of light versus shadow, black versus colour, or an exciting mix of materials, the Italian artist’s lamps are guaranteed to be be anything but monotone.

Brand & Designer

In-es.artdesign started in 2003 as a new creative project in the Italian industrial scene. Art and design for interiors (in) and exteriors (es), light and shadow become one, to give shape to lamps and elements for the decoration of interiors and exteriors. Today the company is recognized on an international level in the field decorative illumination. A revolutionary concept distant from the traditional rules of Industrial Design and from handcraft, realized through the innovative figure of the artist/ designer. A distinctive trait of the Firm is the careful attention to the details, and to the selection of the materials. Each product goes through a strict quality control to guarantee its excellence.

Having studied esthetics, design and painting in several European cities, the artist/designer Oçilunam has received international recognition. He has participated in both individual and collective exhibitions. With his work ultimately exploring the symbol of the moon and the lunar matter. Interwoven together with the esthetic object and the idea of light, these elements provide the basis for his creations.