Vitrea Lamp
Discover Vitrea, an interactive glass and metal lamp designed by Stella Ymeri, including its concept, construction, dimensions, and documentation.
The name Vitrea comes from the Latin vitreus (from vitrum, "glass") and means "glass-like" or "made of glass". The name connects light with the concept of reflection, transforming the lamp into an element that not only illuminates the space, but also interprets and amplifies it through surfaces, shadows, and glows.
The reference to glass also carries a symbolic meaning: it evokes the idea of a transparent barrier, subtle yet perceptible, linked to the concept of the glass ceiling. In this sense, Vitrea becomes a lamp that represents a balance between delicacy and strength, between limitation and overcoming, between matter and light.
The idea behind this
lamp stems from a powerful
reflection on the concept of the
"glass ceiling," a literal
and luminous reinterpretation of the
well-known crystal ceiling.
From a female perspective,
this term evokes an invisible yet solid
barrier that, for too long, has
limited women's ambitions and
growth in the professional
and social spheres.
This furnishing object
transforms a symbol
of restriction into a source of pure
illumination, celebrating
transparency, strength, and the
overcoming of every obstacle.
Vitrea transforms the glass ceiling from an invisible barrier into a luminous object of transparency, strength, and possibility.
- Height
- 1200 mm
- Minimum width
- 210 mm
- Maximum width
- 350 mm
- Superior mirror diameter
- 165 mm
- Inferior mirror diameter
- 235 mm
- Steering wheel diameter
- 215 mm
- Light support diameter
- 80 mm
- Price
- €1,200