OIOIIO are modular sconces made of fine glass with a white, matte, velvet-like texture. The soft geometry of the six models in the line allows you to create dozens of simple and minimalistic compositions. Each olo can be used both separately and together with others, connected in lines or countless inversions.
OIOIIO
The texture of broken, kiln-fired glass refracts light, bringing it to life within the thickness of the glass and revealing a delicate, lace-like surface. This series of light elements enables sculptural arrangements on walls or ceilings. Each olo can be used individually or combined with others, connected in lines or intricate patterns.
Compositions can evolve over time, with pieces added or separated to create endlessly new forms. Their soft geometry and the warm, diffused light filtering through the glass particles captivate the viewer and invite touch. The velvety texture of the kiln-fired glass shards mesmerizes, holding both the eyes and the hands.
CREATE BY YOURSELF
Each olo can be used both separately and together with others, connected in lines or countless inversions. Compositions can be developed over time, or you can add to, or on the contrary, separate from, the old compositions continuously creating new forms.
The texture of the glass evokes either frost melting in the thaw or the skin of a reptile, glowing from within and creating a sense of life.
The dimming function adds an extra layer of warmth and enchantment to each OlOllO lamp. When turned off during the day, the lamps
can easily be mistaken for sculptures. Sunlight refracts through the glass, creating glimmers that reveal the secret inner world
of frosted glass, meticulously assembled from countless tiny pieces.
We invite you to see OlOllO in your interior right now.
FRESH.GLASS participates in the INDEX Saudi Arabia 2024 exhibition in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, in a collective Made in Moscow stand with other Russian companies organized by the MET (Moscow Export Center). This is a large-scale international B2B exhibition with many participating companies from all over the world.
It is interesting for us to look at the perception of people in another country, so desolate, hot, saturated with symbols and philosophy of beauty inside. It's nice that people touch the glass, stroke it, do not hesitate to share their impressions immediately, what it looks like for them-salt, stone. That it's like snow, and they smile when they find out that we are from Russia, where there is actually cold, unlike their open spaces.
