Infinito Light

We realized the strong need for a lighting fixture that could appear exactly where it was needed without spreading light excessively or causing glare. Since the product was intended for outdoor use, waterproofing and durability were also key factors.

We needed a light that could illuminate its surroundings in 360 degrees using soft, glare-free spot lighting, and that wouldn’t create new challenges for users during installation or usage.

So, we envisioned a light with a neck that could rotate freely and offer infinite lighting positions and that’s how we arrived at the concept of Infinito. The idea of infinity not only guided the functionality, but also inspired the form, which ultimately completed our design vision.

Our focus was to develop a neck with smooth, 360 degree infinite rotation completely waterproof, free of glare, and, despite its technical complexity, both minimal and user friendly in design.

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One of the most critical technical challenges in Infinito was enabling multidirectional 360-degree rotation while ensuring complete water resistance.Achieving seamless movement in all directions inherently introduces points of vulnerability especially in outdoor conditions where exposure to water, humidity, and temperature fluctuations is inevitable.To add to the complexity, the internal lighting components generate heat, which demanded a solution that could also provide thermal insulation without compromising flexibility or sealing performance.Through extensive research, material testing, and iterative prototyping, we developed a solution based on precision-engineered silicone microcomponents. These components offered exceptional resistance to both moisture and heat, while maintaining the flexibility required for dynamic mechanical integration.This multilayered design solution allowed us to preserve the minimal visual language of Infinito without sacrificing its technical performance or durability.

As we explored solutions, we were drawn to the concept of continuity a light that could flow endlessly, adapt effortlessly, and blend seamlessly into its environment. This led us to the philosophy of infinity.Instead of mimicking the infinity symbol, we captured its essence in the design: a single, fluid form where two cylindrical volumes are joined by a diagonal cut. This cut not only enables smooth, endless motion but also serves as a visual nod to infinity.The design process was a balancing act between engineering challenges and aesthetic clarity. We faced hurdles in minimizing the gap between the cylinders, which pushed us to innovate with diagonal cuts. These cuts solved the engineering puzzle, allowing fluid rotation with minimal spacing, while also reinforcing the infinity concept through the form.Throughout the design of Infinito, we tackled the challenge of keeping the cylinders as close as possible without compromising movement. The diagonal cuts were our breakthrough they enabled seamless rotation, reduced the gap, and brought the philosophy of infinity to life in both function and form. What you see today is a light that blends precise engineering with elegant design, creating a sense of infinite motion that interacts beautifully with any space.

Infinito is designed to be versatile, robust, and sustainable, and achieving this balance was a key focus for us. For the lighting component, we chose high efficiency Cree LED chips, known for their exceptional performance. These chips deliver bright, high-quality light with minimal energy consumption and an impressive lifespan, making the product both durable and energy efficient.For the materials, we prioritized sustainability by using minimal plastic and opting for 6063 aluminum alloy for the main structure. This alloy is lightweight, strong, and highly recyclable, with a production process that uses relatively low energy. Its flexibility also allowed us to create a sleek, functional design without compromising durability.The production process itself was engineered for efficiency. By streamlining manufacturing, we reduced energy use and waste, ensuring that Infinito is not only adaptable and long lasting but also environmentally responsible from start to finish.