Moving the light source—this is the idea behind Jaume Ramírez’s new design. Milana is a system of modular pendant lamps that can be combined and moved both vertically and horizontally.
Paradoxically, this new design begins with the deconstruction of the lamp archetype: by simplifying it to its bare essentials, it is left with only a suspended cylindrical body with an integrated LED.

This cylinder can be fitted with various conical shades in pearl white, black, beige, gray, and red, and in several sizes. But the most ingenious feature is that each of these lamps can be fitted with a simple counterweight, allowing it to be moved when hung between two points. The tubular structure and shade are made of lacquered aluminum with a translucent polycarbonate diffuser. A rope with a counterweight allows the lamp to be moved around the space.