Henrik Vibskov introduced the Circle Dome Square installation in Copenhagen, honoring Verner Panton's Panthella lamp. Hot-rod red fabric panels radiate outward, creating a striking visual effect. The interior contrasts with the dynamic exterior, offering a serene space with beautifully diffused light. Vibskov's design prioritizes comfort and intimacy, demonstrating his expertise in merging art, fashion, and spatial design. The installation also emphasizes the importance of sound and light filtering, enhancing its interaction with the surrounding urban environment. Timing with Copenhagen's 3daysofdesign festival underscores the risk-taking spirit of heritage brands like Louis Poulsen.
The chaotic exterior gives way to a peaceful cocoon where light filters through textile walls most beautifully, creating an intimate scale within the urban setting.
Hot-rod red fabric panels stretch outward from a central core, creating this wild burst of energy that catches your eye from blocks away.
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