New York's In Common With partners with Venetian atelier Laguna~B for the Lido Series of lighting designs and glassware using Murano methods.
On Wednesday, the company founded by Nick Ozemba and Felicia Hung said they teamed up with Venetian atelier Laguna~B for a series of four lighting designs, which includes contemporary sconces, flush mounts, and a chandelier named the Cosmos, a modular piece made with metal suspension and orbs.
A chandelier named Cosmos is part of In Common With’s new Lido Series made in collaboration with Venetian atelier Laguna~B.With this new Lido Series, In Common With capitalized on the partnership and created its first glassware offering: two distinct drinking glasses. It’s a key stop on the studio’s long-term path to build “a whole home catalogue,” Ozemba told WWD. Limited-edition Lido Series pieces will be available globally online and at Quarters, the studio’s hospitality and retail space located in TriBeCa.
Laguna~B was founded in 1994 by the late designer Marie Brandolini, revered for her modern designs that incorporated centuries-old techniques. The atelier is now being pioneered by her son Marcantonio Brandolini.
“As designers, we try to translate these techniques in a way that makes them usable in a contemporary context, while also expanding how people understand their value, seeing irregularity and material behavior as part of theThe introduction of the Lido Series marks the beginning of an ongoing partnership with Laguna~B. Future iterations will continue to build on this collaboration, expanding into tabletop and decorative objects. In Common With was founded in 2018 and creates lighting and objects through partnerships with specialized ateliers around the world.
Quarters is key to growth and expansion into new territories, as a “testing ground” for interaction between new products and their core lighting designs, Ozemba explained.
“Lighting established a kind of grammar for us, and we’re beginning to apply that language across different scales, where a table or a vessel can carry the same sensibility as a lamp. We’re also thinking carefully about how to create more entry points into the brand, products that maintain the same rigor in design and production, but feel more accessible in terms of everyday use and price,” he said.
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