A bicycle wheel, an oriental birdcage, a lantern caught mid-glow—Spokes 3 borrows a little from each. Dozens of matte-varnished steel rods bend into a 24-inch oval (≈ 24 × 16…

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A bicycle wheel, an oriental birdcage, a lantern caught mid-glow—Spokes 3 borrows a little from each. Dozens of matte-varnished steel rods bend into a 24-inch oval (≈ 24 × 16 in) and meet at an aluminum hub that hides a 40 W, 2700 K LED engine. Light spills down in a clean pool, then ricochets through the gaps, striping walls and ceiling with a lattice of shadow.

Despite the visual volume, the fixture weighs under ten pounds and hangs on a nearly invisible stainless cable; the clear power cord snakes inside one of the spokes, leaving the form uninterrupted. A white canopy tucks the driver out of sight, and the LED dim-to-darkens on TRIAC or ELV controls.

Finishes: White, Black, Graphite, Gold, or Copper—all powder-coated to shrug off time and dust. Use one over a dining table, stagger two over a stairwell, or cluster several to turn a lobby into a light sculpture. Italian-made, ready to mesmerize.

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Garcia and Cumini

Cinzia Cumini grew up near Udine; Vicente García comes from Valencia. They met on a lighting project, kept talking, and in 2012 opened a studio together a few blocks from Udine’s old city wall. Their guiding idea—what they call Slow Design—is simple enough: make things that do their job, stay around, and feel right in a room years after the press release fades. A typical week sees the team—architects, product developers, graphic desig...

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