Tripod humanizes neutral spaces with its colorful and functional simplicity. It is manually taped, turn after turn, and its base offers the best possible stability. When lit, it provides a characteristic warm light, rich in nuances. And when unlit, it constitutes a small volumetric sculpture that invites immediate use.

The GT5 pendant lamp, from 1994, was the first of a large family that emerged as an alternative to the use of cardboard, methacrylate, or continuous textile shades, recovering forgotten crafts through its handmade cotton ribbons.
As the Tripod family has grown to meet diverse needs, so have its wrapping options.
In 2013, together with the Raw Color studio in Eindhoven (Netherlands), new colors were developed based on three threads: a brick red, a mustard yellow, and a green, which were added to the basic colors that have been in place since 1994: off-white, amber red, and black. In 2022, for its 25th anniversary, we are presenting two new options designed by textile expert Júlia Esqué. Her intervention results in the Breton and Diplomatic stripes, two types of ribbons that provide rhythm and personality. A totem of contemporary design: understated, colorful, and functional.