Barcelona, Spain
Joan Gaspar studied industrial design at School of Artes y Oficios in Barcelona. In 1998 he began working for VAPOR, creating minimalist lights and lamps. In 2002 Gaspar founded his own studio and began collaborating with various companies to design new products. He has been teaching at Barcelona’s Eina, School of Design and Art, since 2003 and has won a Delta de Plata Award.
The Soho is a lamp designed for public spaces, although it is now available in a smaller size, making it perfect for the home. Its light is smooth because of its large screen.
The Polo is an LED lamp with a tubular screen that directs light with great precision. Note the detail in the joining mechanism.
The outstanding Lisboa chair is injection molded using glass-fiber reinforced propylene, which creates surfaces of varying thicknesses, very thin walls, and a light design.
Atila is a desktop gooseneck lamp with a carefully designed mechanism that allows it to be adapted as needed. It can also be used as a standard or wall lamp.
