Playing with lighting is one of the most crucial steps in interior design. MODLI was designed with this in mind. It allows the user to shape the illuminated object to the form of their choice, creating unique effects and completely customizable options. Now anyone can visualize and create the perfect lighting arrangement. MODLI is simple and practical for maintenance and provides versatile lighting effects in public areas and as an architectural light.
Designer: Vanja Valencak
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Nice concept. The combinations are impressive. Modular design is the way to go.
It's really nice lighting combination I like it
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Well Done,
These are some really unique choices. I think they might work really well for a really well-done modern space. However, I wonder if you might run the risk of missing the mark when it comes to completing the look. I have recently been dabbling with more modern-looking designs and have been abandoning some more traditional designs that I’m used to. I found some pieces similar to the ones here but that don’t necessarily go to such extremes when it comes to modernism at http://interior-deluxe.com .. I’d really love to see some picture of these types of pieces incorporated into actual rooms.