Alma Light Tiny Step Lights

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TINY STEP LIGHTS

TINY STEP LIGHTS

Designed by Josep Novell and Josep Puig

The TINY collection is specifically designed for the lighting of gardens or terraces.

TINY reminds us of the ancient torches that, at night, signaled the entrance ways to an estate or to palace gardens. Its soft-sifted white light is capable of giving life to a garden, the surroundings of a swimming pool, an outdoor terrace, a balcony or a nighttime recreation area.

It is a collection of small luminaires of wall, barrier and table, completely waterproof and designed for outdoors, since they are IP45.

The TINY for wall must be bolted to a vertical surface, the TINY for blank walls must be screwed on the top horizontal part of the wall or on a concrete floor, and the table TINY can be placed on top of any surface, as long as it is near a plug.

DESIGNERS

JOSEP NOVELL

(Hospitalet de Llobregat, Barcelona, 1953)

He studied Product Design at ELISAVA (School of Design and Engineering of Barcelona) and he later graduated as Bachelor of Arts at the University of Southampton (United Kingdom). Since 1980 he has been dedicated to design, both from his own studio and in collaboration with other designers.

In 1984 he founded the company "Via Design, SA" together with Joan Suñol, a project that ended in 1988. He later created "Novell / Puig Design" together with the designer Josep Puig.

In addition, since 1984 teaches as a professor of projects in the School of Design ELISAVA. He is a member of the Industrial Design Association of the Foment de les Arts i del Disseny (ADI-FAD).

In ALMA LIGHT, together with the designers Josep Puig and Ernest Perera, he has developed classic luminaires of the brand such as the collections BLOW, CUADRAT, FLAT, MOON & SUPERMOON, PAROS ALABASTER, SQUARE, STONE, SUN and TINY.

Josep Novell is particularly interested in closely relating three concepts: form, material and manufacturing process.

He also takes into account more intangible aspects of the product such as communication, emotion or ethics.

His designs are present in areas as different as lighting, packaging, product design, furniture or corporate image. Josep Novell is one of the great designers of our country, and many of his creations have been awarded and exhibited in fairs and design contests in Europe, the United States and Asia.

JOSEP PUIG

(Terrassa, Barcelona, 1959)

He studied Industrial Design at ELISAVA (Escuela Universitaria de Barcelona Diseño y Ingeniería) and obtained his degree in 1980. He later completed his degree at the University of Southampton (UK) where he graduated with honors as a Bachelor of Arts.

He is a member of the Industrial Design Association of the Promotion of Arts and Design ADI-FAD and has been part of the Board of the Association on several occasions. He has taught courses and workshops in numerous design forums and is currently a professor at ELISAVA, where he has been leading the Master in Design and Product Development since 2006.

Josep Puig is a restless and brilliant designer whose creativity has developed in many areas. Among other initiatives, he is a founding member of the experimental design group "Transatlàntic" with Ramón Benedito and Lluís Morillas. In 1989 he embarked on the project "The Barna Crossing in Fukuoka" with “Alfredo Arribas Arquitectos Asociados”, for the design of a collection of objects for a multimedia complex in Fukuoka, Japan.

During his professional career he has received numerous awards and distinctions from Spanish and international organizations. Together with the designer Josep Novell founded in 1992 the study "Novell / Puig Design", oriented to the design and development of products.

In 2010 he created his own studio "Puig [i] Cabeza Design". For ALMA LIGHT has developed, along with Josep Novell, collections of classic luminaires of the brand as STONE, SUN and TINY.

Its designs, many of them awarded in national and international competitions, cover areas as varied as sanitary ware, glasses, packaging, ceramics and glass, household appliances, furniture, lighting and household items.