Misura, table lamp, which already today does not fear fashions, an irreducible consistent sign of the time. Extreme, simple, elegant. Shigeaki Asahara’s design is not tied to fashions or trends, it pursues the search for materials and techniques that best favor the optimisation of the project. This is a remarkable feature, where his actions today express the same consistency as yesterday. Capturing the meaning of this, Codiceicona decided to edit in 2019 one of his studies that can be traced back to his own culture, that of origami. Asahara also transfers the magical approach to other fields, where Misura is the design of the gesture that moulds its desired shape, when a metal plate with a greatly reduced thickness lends itself to the shaping of loops, peaks and planes that cut out the configuration of an extreme, simple and elegant table lamp.

Shigeaki Asahara
Codiceicona, Italy

Dimensions: 60 × 15,5 × 26 cm
Lamps: 220-250V – 50/60Hz, 9W LED DIM
Finishing: Steel

Misura, table lamp, which already today does not fear fashions, an irreducible consistent sign of the time. Extreme, simple, elegant. Shigeaki Asahara’s design is not tied to fashions or trends, it pursues the search for materials and techniques that best favor the optimisation of the project. This is a remarkable feature, where his actions today express the same consistency as yesterday. Capturing the meaning of this, Codiceicona decided to edit in 2019 one of his studies that can be traced back to his own culture, that of origami. Asahara also transfers the magical approach to other fields, where Misura is the design of the gesture that moulds its desired shape, when a metal plate with a greatly reduced thickness lends itself to the shaping of loops, peaks and planes that cut out the configuration of an extreme, simple and elegant table lamp.
 
Decio G.R. Carugati