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Vibia Lighting for Contemporary Interiors
Lighting designed as a system, not as a single lamp
The starting point is that light belongs to the architecture. A Vibia collection is usually a family of elements that can be combined, repeated and arranged along a wall or a ceiling, so the lighting follows the geometry of the room instead of interrupting it.
The forms are reduced and the technology is current: LED sources with real optical control, high efficiency and long service life. That combination is what allows the fittings to be as slim as they are while still lighting a dining table or a work surface properly.
The collections come out of long collaborations with designers and studios, which shows in how the families are put together. Suspended, wall-mounted and floor versions of the same idea share a finish and a light quality, so a whole apartment can be done from one family without repeating a single fitting.
Vibia works particularly well where an interior has strong lines to follow, and where the client wants light to be part of the architecture rather than an object standing in front of it.






