The Vibia Bigger collection combines large-format shades with calm geometry and pleasant diffuse light. Two models, available in pendant and ceiling versions, offer different ways of integrating light into architecture.
Bigger: presence without weight
Bigger takes the Big collection further. Its large shades create a visible focal point without overwhelming the room. Their restrained geometry and diffuse light combine architectural presence with lightness. The interplay between the shape of the luminaire, its lighting effect and the space is central to the design.
Our articles on the Sticks lamps by Vibia and the Dama table lamp offer further perspectives on shaping a space with light.
Two models, two lighting effects
The first model combines a thin shade with a flat diffuser. This arrangement reduces contrasts and provides soft, uniform illumination. In the second model, the diffuser is concealed within a deeper shade, producing more directed light. Choosing between the two models therefore concerns both the silhouette and the lighting effect.
Pendant or ceiling version
The pendant version hangs from ultra-thin cables, bringing the light source to a lower level. According to Vibia, its diffuse, natural-looking light is particularly suited to architecturally complex spaces that need a lower light source. The ceiling version fits more discreetly into higher architectural planes.
For further reading on light in an architectural context, explore our article on Vibia lighting in a renovated Roman house.
Controls and dynamic light
Vibia combines Bigger with advanced control functions and dynamic lighting. The collection thus becomes part of the architectural lighting design, creating enveloping lighting scenes and shaping the atmosphere of a room.
Further ideas on atmosphere can be found in our articles on lighting with Vibia in winter and Vibia Flamingo at the Les Clarisses boutique hotel.
The range available from Wawawu can be found on the brand page for Vibia.