1979 Triple

1979 TRIPLE is a pendant lamp made of aluminum.‎It is the result of a collaboration with Will Choui, a Montreal designer known for his approach influenced by brutalist aesthetics and the simplicity of form.‎Choui's vision of a balance between functionality and sculptural form contributed to the creation of a timeless and robust piece, inspired by architecture and urbanism.‎ The result is a lighting fixture whose subtle simplicity echoes values of solidity and minimalism.‎A square aluminum module, both structured and refined, diffuses indirect light through a grid, blending shadow and brilliance.‎1979 is a pendant lamp collection that captures the pure essence of an era through light and material.‎Inspired by Montréal’s late 1970s brutalist and modernist architecture, these lamps balance function and form.‎1979 reduces light to its purest form, where nostalgia and innovation meet to revive the beauty of a bygone era.‎The 1979 collection by Darmes and Will Choui captures the raw essence of an era through light and material.‎ Inspired by Montréal's brutalist and modernist architecture of the late 1970s, these lamps combine functionality and form.‎A square aluminium module, both structured and refined, diffuses indirect light through a grid, combining shadow and brilliance.‎ Choui reinterprets brutalist solidity with a sense of balance, transforming the lamp into an artifact of memory.‎Stripped of all excess, 1979 reduces light to its purest form, where nostalgia and innovation meet to rediscover the beauty of a past era.‎Several materials and finishes are available: matt bronze, matt ivory, and matt black.‎