In 1986, triggered by the challenge of illuminating his own library, Oscar Tusquets envisioned a lamp that could integrate itself in any shelf, taking up minimal space while offering adaptable lighting. In his own words, “What better form than a book itself?”.
With its metal book-shaped body (in white or gray aluminum), Bib Luz sits discreetly on shelves. From its “spine,” a slender, rotating arm extends, ending in an adjustable spotlight that highlights any desired corner. Multiple units can be interconnected in series, forming harmonious compositions at varying levels. The result is always brilliant, though never dazzling; ideal for those who search among the literature.
