Colibri is a clamp lamp that aims to question this typology. It is inspired by the paper light sculptures designed by Isamu Noguchi in the 1950s.

The aim was to develop an object that could transmit subtleness with a sensitive presence, versatile in its use and able to live with other objects.

This symbiosis results in a particular object through its use without neglecting its commercial component.

Colibri intends to fill the detected need to create points of light between and below shelves and works in the most diverse contexts.

About its function this lamp allows the user to direct the light when necessary, creating an interaction with the environment. This is possible due to the use of a system with a metallic sphere inside.

Another particularity is the way the electric wire is assumed as part of the object. This factor not only facilitates the rotation of the reflector but also has a strong graphic information.