Wästberg at Euroluce

Swedish lighting brand presents new designs at Euroluce 2023 in collaboration with David Chipperfield, John Pawson, Claesson Koivisto Rune and Dirk Winkel alongside re-engineered classics by Inga Sempé and Nendo.

 Wästberg, the Swedish lighting brand, will showcase its new lighting collections at Euroluce 2023 (Hall 13 (P13) Nr. 121) from 18 – 23 April. The products will be available to order for the first time and will be showcased on a stand created by David Chipperfield Design. The new collections continue the brand’s commitment to create products that promote wellbeing through good light, while also pushing the envelope in terms of technical innovation and performance.

Alongside these new designs, Wästberg also presents upgraded and re-engineered versions of two of its most popular lights.

w221 Medium pendant – designed in collaboration with Claesson Koivisto Rune
This family of elemental, archetypal conical forms is completed with the addition of a new w221 medium pendant, which is tailored to situations where w201 is too small and w151 too large. The w221 effortlessly provides both office and home settings with well-defined, comfortable light.

w222 Focal – designed in collaboration with David Chipperfield
Highly professional, yet strong in personality, the w222 Focal, designed with acclaimed architect David Chipperfield is constructed from die-cast aluminium in a smooth finish. It comes in a subtle colour palette and can be flexibly wall or ceiling mounted or suspended.

w224 Alto pendant – designed in collaboration with Dirk Winkel
The w224 Alto pendant developed with Berlin based product designer Dirk Winkel is the epitome of purism. A small cylindrical body – a pendant in its most reduced form – that boasts an impressive indirect light, capable of filling a whole room with soft, balanced illumination.

w223 Pawson – designed in collaboration with John Pawson
Architect John Pawson’s second product for Wästberg is specifically designed to highlight the lamps sculptural qualities and is dimmable. Each version explores a contrasting interaction of material and light, in the form of the lambent potential of marble and the reflective quality of aluminium.

w225 Ion – designed in collaboration with Dirk Winkel
The design of the w225 Ion, developed with Dirk Winkel is the result of in-depth research into lighting technology and mechanical engineering. From wide-angle workspace illumination to focused bedside reading light, w225 Ion is designed for versatility and offers an exceptional light.

w227 Winkel alu – designed in collaboration with Dirk Winkel
The w227 Winkel alu is the evolution of the w127 Winkel, first launched in 2012. The w227 Winkel alu is a next-generation task light featuring new, slimmer arm profiles and joints, an extended movement range, and an evolved light technology. Designed to adapt seamlessly to modern working environments, w227 Winkel alu offers two mounting options – base or pin – and is available in both white and black.

w103 Sempé – designed in collaboration with Inga Sempé
Originally launched in 2010, The w103 Sempé has now been refined and upgraded with new lighting and mechanical solutions. Inspired by traditional machine tool lighting, w103 Sempé table lamp is a beautiful, versatile light with sturdy, long-lasting mechanics. With three different positioning angles and an adjustable shade, it is an adaptable lamp for any environment.

w132 Nendo – designed in collaboration with Nendo
The core of the new and refined version of the highly appreciated w132 Nendo is a customdeveloped LED engine of outstanding quality. The w132 Nendo is one of Wästberg’s more playful lighting solutions. Easily transformed by adding, switching and rearranging its components. The w132 Nendo can be transformed into different typologies; suspend it from the ceiling as a pendant lamp or add a longer pole to the table version to turn it into a floor lamp.

About Wästberg
The Swedish lighting company Wästberg was founded in 2008 by Magnus Wästberg with the goal of improving people’s well-being through good light. Wästberg quickly established productive, long-term collaborations with leading architects and designers, including David Chipperfield, Claesson Koivisto Rune, Ilse Crawford, John Pawson, Inga Sempé and Dirk Winkel. Wästberg lamps are found in offices, homes, hotels and museum collections around the world. With over 50 prestige design awards received to date, the company has established a well-respected international reputation.

For further information, hi-res images and interviews with Magnus Wästberg or the designers please contact:

Tomorrow PR
Aïsha Diomandé
+44 (0) 207 249 74090
Mail: aisha@tomorrowpr.co.uk

Wästberg
Lotta Wästberg
+46 72 232 4010
Mail: lotta.wastberg@wastberg.com