"The ILO lamp by ARIETO Studio is designed to accommodate shifting patterns of indoor and outdoor use. Developed in response to everyday transitions between interior and exterior settings, the project challenges the convention of fixed, cord-dependent by introducing a mobile, rechargeable system that supports flexible placement. The lamp is conceived as a hybrid object composed of two elements: a portable lighting unit, referred to as the donut, and a fixed base that functions as a charging station."
"When assembled, the donut and base form a single table lamp intended for ambient interior lighting. Separated from the base, the portable element functions as a standalone light suitable for use on terraces, coffee tables, or dining surfaces. Its compact proportions support ease of handling and placement across various contexts. By combining wireless charging, portability, and a restrained formal language, the ILO lamp by ARIETO Studio integrates lighting into changing spatial routines while maintaining a consistent visual identity across indoor and outdoor settings."
The ILO lamp pairs a portable ring-shaped lighting unit called the donut with a fixed base that doubles as an induction charging station. The donut detaches for cordless, mobile use on terraces, coffee tables, or dining surfaces and returns to the base for passive charging without visible cables. When assembled, the two elements create an ambient table lamp for interior settings. Compact proportions and a restrained formal language support easy handling, consistent visual identity, and flexible placement across indoor and outdoor contexts. Wireless charging and portability enable movement between rooms and outdoor areas without manual charging actions.
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