Claritas lamp

[massimo]

Just a couple of quickies with a new model of this beautiful lamp.

@unknownuser said:

The Claritas Floor Lamp was originally designed in 1946 by Vico Magistretti and Mario Tedeschi to present a new concept of post-war domestic living. As such, this in-home fixture is manufactured using war-industry technology and materials, with welded, painted tubes and a curved metal shade.

SU+Thea, and a very slight contrast correction in post pro.

@Rich: I know, no sockets and no cords...

[Hieru]

Great work as usual Massimo!!!

[massimo]

Thanks for the kind words David.

[Lz]

Love the realistic materials.

[massimo]

Thank you.

[olishea]

Some sort of dialogue going on in the second image

[urgen]

...O-o-o,Omikron Claritas...
...new great job Massimo!...Like this timeless design
... and good price too (950$)

[Rich O Brien]

Any reason why u decided to not render the cables?

It's a wonderful render. The mats are incredible.

[cotty]

@rich o brien said:

Any reason why u decided to not render the cables?

It's a wonderful render. The mats are incredible.

I think he wrote the text first and deleted the cables afterwards in the rendered images..

@massimo said:

@Rich: I know, no sockets and no cords...

[massimo]

Thanks again guys.
@Oli: yes, you're right.
@Urgen: produced by Omikron and Nemo Cassina. I was stunned that this lamp was designed in 1946. So contemporary. Magistretti was an amazing designer.
@Rich: I had a reference image without the cables. It's a bit surreal in this way and also I didn't want a mess on the floor.
@cotty: the renders were made without the cables.

[olishea]

Just say induction massimo. The current is induced. done. lol

[Frederik]

Another one of these "looking too realistic" renders from you, Massimo...
Can't you just show one render, where you fail completely...
That material on the black lamp is

[massimo]

Thank you Kim.

[novena]

Im spechless! great great detail on materials and modelling...
and the design is superb as well

[massimo]

Thanks Victor.

[allanx]

The third image is the best, great work Massimo...

allanx

[Richard]

Nice work mate! And what a STUNNING light fitting - AWESOME!

[massimo]

Thanks for comments guys.