{"id":226473,"date":"2019-07-31T09:59:21","date_gmt":"2019-07-31T08:59:21","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.vibia.com\/soluciones-de-iluminacion-vibia-para-zonas-de-paso-en-jardines\/"},"modified":"2022-09-12T11:51:11","modified_gmt":"2022-09-12T10:51:11","slug":"garden-path-lighting-solutions-from-vibia","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/vibia.dev\/en\/garden-path-lighting-solutions-from-vibia\/","title":{"rendered":"Garden Path Lighting Solutions from Vibia"},"content":{"rendered":"

One of summer\u2019s simple pleasures is spending time in the garden\u2014particularly those that beckon with lovely landscaping and well-designed details. Ensuring a garden and its walkway are properly illuminated help make the most of the space, showcasing the natural beauty and brightening the path while drawing attention to specific spots. Vibia offers a range of lighting solutions especially suited to this task, fixtures that integrate with the environment in both form, material, and finish colours.<\/h2>\n

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Designed by Xucl\u00e0<\/a>, Palo Alto<\/strong><\/a> is at once natural and architectural. Its sleek, angular silhouette is available in various minimalist shapes and earthy brown and green finishes, recalling a tree whose form blends into outdoor settings seamlessly. The upper reaches of the steel \u201cbranches\u201d are imbedded with slim swaths of LEDs, casting a diffuse downward glow to guide one along a garden path.<\/p>\n

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Reminiscent of its namesake plant, the Bamboo<\/strong><\/a> floor lamp by Antoni Arola and Enric Rodr\u00edguez<\/a> features a slender stalk studded with LEDs. The organic profile perfectly lends itself to a garden environment, serving as a subtle punctuation point on a walkway and casting a warm wash of light. Bamboo<\/strong><\/a> ranges in height from 90 to 270 centimeters and comes in natural khaki, rust, and stone finishes.<\/p>\n

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The June<\/strong><\/a> floor lamp by Emiliana Design Studio<\/a> was inspired by traditional Chinese lanterns lighting the night sky in summer. Luminous LED-powered spheres are affixed to a lean stem like buds on a branch, bathing surfaces in a soft, indirect glow. June<\/strong><\/a> is available in matte lacquered brown with one sphere and a height of 80 centimeters or two spheres and a height of 120 centimeters.<\/p>\n

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True to its name, which means breeze in Spanish, Brisa<\/strong><\/a> is delicate and graceful. Designed by Lievore, Altherr, Molina<\/a>, its long, slender stem is topped with a hanging, conical shade that captures the bloom\u2019s languid look. Offered with one, three, or five revolving arms, it resembles a solitary plant or grouping of flowers in khaki or rust finish options. The LED-powered floor lamp casts a warm, bright beam, ideal for focused illumination along a walkway.<\/p>\n

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A Xucl\u00e0 and Alemany<\/a> design, Break<\/strong><\/a> conjures a collection of rocks found in nature. The floor lamp is offered in two avant-garde styles: a beveled cube that casts a strong beam of downward light over the surrounding area and a pair of blocky volumes stacked atop one another, the space between them allowing LED-powered light to pass through. Break<\/strong><\/a> comes in khaki lacquer, rust lacquer, and concrete finishes.<\/p>\n

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