Lámpara de Zinc es un proyecto de Cristóbal Peña y Lillo en Capital (2025), de 11 m². Estilo industrial. 8 fotos de living, detalles constructivos, otro. Mate

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Lámpara de Zinc

Mendoza, Capital, Mendoza, Argentina

Me inspiré en lo cotidiano para crear una lámpara de chapa de zinc. Con un diseño industrial. Esta lámpara está disponible en alturas de 1 metro, 1.5 metros y 2 metros, aportando un toque único y versátil a cualquier espacio.
En stock a partir de mayo 2025. Reservá la tuya. Precio de lanzamiento.

Lámpara de Zinc por Cristóbal Peña y Lillo en Mendoza, Capital, Mendoza, Argentina (2025). 8 fotos del proyecto. Inspiración de arquitectura y diseño en Landhi.

Lámpara de Zinc — Cristóbal Peña y Lillo — Mendoza, Capital, Mendoza, 

A wide shot of a living room features a prominent tall, conical, silver metal floor lamp as the central element. To its right, a medium-height and a short conical silver metal floor lamp stand, complementing the main fixture. A low-profile brown leather sofa is placed in front of a wall clad in exposed brick, adding to the industrial aesthetic. The wooden floor is a dominant surface, while indirect lighting contributes to the warm ambiance. The space feels styled and finished.

A wide shot captures an indoor industrial-style space with a focus on texture and light. The walls and floor are made of rough, gray concrete, creating a raw aesthetic. A prominent floor lamp made of metallic pipe with a wide, conical shade is a central feature. To the right, a minimalist black metal chair with a wooden seat offers seating. A large, multi-paned window on the left allows in moderate natural light. A dark metal dome pendant light hangs from the ceiling. The overall lighting is warm and artificial, complementing the industrial materials.

A modern living room features a tall, conical industrial floor lamp made of brushed metal. To the right, a low-profile, light gray fabric sofa is adorned with a natural beige linen cushion. A light wood rectangular coffee table sits in front of the sofa, holding an open book. A black metal open shelving unit is visible to the left, with a framed beige abstract artwork hanging on the white wall behind the sofa. The floor is light natural wood, and the ceiling is white. Natural light is moderate, supplemented by neutral artificial lighting.

This is a technical drawing of floor lamps, labeled 'LAMPARAS DE PIE, 3 ENCASTRES'. The drawing details five elements: pantalla (lampshade), tapa de pantalla (lampshade cover), curva (curve), columna (column), and base. It specifies four sizes: P. 220, P. 170, and P. 120. Three different configurations or sizes of the lamps are depicted in detail with measurements. A silhouette of a person is included to indicate scale, showing the lamps to be quite tall. The overall presentation is in black and white, resembling an architectural plan or blueprint. Measurements are provided for different sections of the lamps. One drawing shows the connection points labeled 'Encastre 1' and 'Encastre 2'.

A dimly lit living room features exposed brick walls and a dark wood floor. In the center, a tall, cone-shaped industrial floor lamp with a curved metal neck illuminates the space with warm light. Two tufted brown leather armchairs flank the lamp. A window with dark frames is visible on the left wall. The ceiling is white and appears to be of standard height.

This is a 3D render of a metallic ventilation pipe. The pipe has a conical base that transitions into a curved section, culminating in a flared opening. The material appears to be galvanized metal, showing a slightly textured, weathered surface. The object is presented against a plain dark background, emphasizing its form and texture. No other architectural elements or context are visible, focusing solely on the design of the ventilation component.

This image depicts an indoor space with arched brick walls and ceilings, illuminated by warm artificial lighting. Three floor lamps with tall, conical shades made of brushed metal are prominently featured. The floor is made of stone. Several wine barrels are visible in the background, contributing to a rustic and industrial aesthetic.

A floor lamp with a distinctive industrial design stands against a white background. The lamp's base is a square metal plate, from which a tapering conical metal pole rises. An adjustable metal conduit connects the pole to a wide, flared cone-shaped lampshade. The lampshade is made of shiny, textured metal and houses a bright, warm light bulb. The overall impression is one of utilitarian, robust design.

Cristóbal Peña y Lillo

Artista plástico con más de 30 años de experiencia en el campo de la creatividad y la comunicación, habiendo desarrollado mi carrera tanto en el ámbito artístico como en el publicitario. Mi recorrido incluye el trabajo como director creativo, lo que me permitió construir una mirada estratégica sobre la imagen, el mensaje y su impacto en las personas.

En los últimos años, mi práctica se ha enfocado en la investigación material y perceptiva, explorando nuevas posibilidades a través de resinas epoxi y superficies translúcidas. Este camino me llevó a desarrollar una línea de trabajo que redefine la relación entre luz, color y tiempo, generando obras que mutan según las condiciones lumínicas del entorno.

He trabajado con marcas y proyectos de relevancia, integrando siempre una visión contemporánea que combina sensibilidad estética con pensamiento conceptual. Mi búsqueda actual se centra en expandir los límites de la obra tradicional, generando experiencias visuales que dialogan con el espacio y el espectador.

Me interesa colaborar con galerías, espacios curatoriales y proyectos que valoren la innovación, la exploración y una mirada sólida dentro del arte contemporáneo.

Lámpara de Zinc

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