PURO CONTOUR Adjustable glass pendant lamp

Puro Contour challenge space to engage in dialogue and are well-suited to retail and public interiors, hotels, restaurants as well as to art installations.‎ Thanks to special multidirection connectors, the light tubes can be arranged in both vertical and horizontal patterns and create lighting objects according to client needs.‎ With nearly endless versatility, Puro Segments offer a wide array of options for devising functional fixtures, such as curtains of light or luminous frames around products in luxury boutiques and showrooms.‎ Several ideas for installation was seen at the Das Haus project, where the carefully shaped rays of matte-orange glass shoot outward and rise toward the PURO Fire, light as a symbol of basic human instinct.‎

Puro is a boldly minimalistic variation on atmospheric pendant lights.‎ Inspiration for the collection and its name come from the Spanish word for “cigar”, which also means “pure” and is a reference to the composition’s clean lines.‎ The Puro collection comprises of single vertical or horizontal tube or a single bell light suspended beneath a vertical tube and dual bell lights suspended beneath a horizontal tube.‎ The diffused glow of the tubes combines with that of the bells to elicit a dynamic ambience, while the alternating gloss and matte finishes provide a degree of provocation.‎ When standing alone as single tubes, amazing installations can be created, such as a composition of tubes coupled to a screen dividing space and evoking an intimate atmosphere bordering on scenography.‎ Puro offers atmospheric room lighting as well as lighting for offices, hospitality interiors, boutiques, showrooms and private dining areas.‎

The craftsmanship applied in production follows in the centuries-old tradition and experience of master glassmakers.‎ The precision crafting of hand-blown glass instills distinctive, enduring character and outstanding quality in all Brokis products.‎ The glass shades are formed from multiple layers of molten glass, each of which is scrutinized by the master glassmaker prior to being blown into the mold.‎ Up to 70% of the resulting quality is achieved in this stage of production.‎ The metal reflector is manufactured through a unique metal stamping technique that has been proven over the course of millennia and involves spinning cold sheet metal on a rotating form.‎ The history of this technology goes back to Celtic times.‎ As with the glassmakers, the master metalworkers draw upon the tradition and experience that have been carefully passed down through the ages and give the final product exceptional added value.‎