Resilient Design

Asger Risborg

Asger Risborg Jakobsen approaches design through the lens of purpose and utility. The Danish designer merges his architectural background with medical expertise, creating lighting solutions that are both functionally intelligent and atmospherically compelling. "Light captivates me," he explains. "It's simultaneously a practical necessity and an aesthetic language." His work evolves from close observation of natural phenomena, guided by principles of longevity and enduring quality. The Hill pendant exemplifies this philosophy: it reimagines the delicate elegance of traditional Japanese rice paper lamps in durable Tyvek—a marriage of heritage and resilience. Its generous proportions diffuse soft, even light throughout meeting spaces, lounges, and dining areas while remaining visually restrained. For interior designers, Hill presents a refined Japandi aesthetic that pairs timeless sophistication with robust materiality—a modern solution that enhances without overwhelming.

Explore Asger Risborg's lighting collection.

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Pioneer of New Building

Anna Heringer builds internationally with clay and other forgotten building materials

Medical Milestone

State-of-the-art research facility houses Charité's new translational center

Alpine heritage, with an urban twist

A South Tyrolean theme for a brand store

Art in the Office

A textile installation brings architecture, nature and thought into a sensory dialogue

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Ambright light printing in practice

Where Design and Function Converge

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Studying Living Waters

New Hydraulic Laboratory Prioritizes Sustainability

A Landmark for Wuppertal

Dekton Kovik by Cosentino adorns the façade of the new WSW headquarters at the city's gateway

Agile Landmark

The Loksite office building stands out for its exceptional adaptability and functional flexibility.