Candil
Candil
Candil was conceived as a tabletop version of Cornucopia. Although the technical principle remains the same, our aim is to reduce the lamp to three basic elements. Copper and brass act as optimal conductors, while wood acts as an insulator.The carefully crafted shapes of the copper bowls allow the bulb to slide effortlessly into place, while their warm shades gently soften the quality of the light giving it a candle-like effect.
The three available models take their names from the cities which influenced the realization of the object, Kyoto, where it all began, Madrid, where the project was developed and Milan where they were first presented to the public.
Candil aims to offer a visual and tactile experience with its natural materials and the warmth of the light that it spreads. As a modern version of a candl elight it is meant to enchant and transport us to an intimate and pleasant atmosphere.
- Candil Kyoto, Madrid and Milan. Photo by Alfonso Herranz + Alicia
- Little corner illuminated with Candil Milan. Photo by Anette Aulestia
- Little corner illuminated with Candil Madrid. Photo by Salva López
- Candil Kyoto in a living room space. Photo by Anette Aulestia
- Soft illumination over the room coming from Candil Milan. Photo by Anette Aulestia
- Candil lamps placed on a living room table. Photo by Salva López
- Gentle light from Candil Milan. Photo by Anette Aulestia
- Cadil Kyoto softly illuminating the room. Photo by Anette Aulestia
- Gentle light from Candil Madrid. Photo by Anette Aulestia
- Soft light from Candil Milan. Photo by Anette Aulestia
- Candil Milan and Kyoto illumination. Photo by Anette Aulestia
- Soft light from Candil Kyoto. Photo by Anette Aulestia
- Little corner illuminated with Candil Madrid. Photo by Salva López
- Candil Milan and Kyoto lamps off. Photo by Salva López
- Candil Kyoto, Madrid and Milan. Photo by Aina Lütken
- Candil Kyoto, Madrid and Milan. Photo by Alfonso Herranz + Alicia
- Little corner illuminated with Candil Milan. Photo by Anette Aulestia
- Little corner illuminated with Candil Madrid. Photo by Salva López
- Candil Kyoto in a living room space. Photo by Anette Aulestia
- Soft illumination over the room coming from Candil Milan. Photo by Anette Aulestia
- Candil lamps placed on a living room table. Photo by Salva López
- Gentle light from Candil Milan. Photo by Anette Aulestia
- Cadil Kyoto softly illuminating the room. Photo by Anette Aulestia
- Gentle light from Candil Madrid. Photo by Anette Aulestia
- Soft light from Candil Milan. Photo by Anette Aulestia
- Candil Milan and Kyoto illumination. Photo by Anette Aulestia
- Soft light from Candil Kyoto. Photo by Anette Aulestia
- Little corner illuminated with Candil Madrid. Photo by Salva López
- Candil Milan and Kyoto lamps off. Photo by Salva López
- Candil Kyoto, Madrid and Milan. Photo by Aina Lütken
