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The Lamp Show curated and organized by @headhi_ny
Opens tonight!!

we are presenting a lamp
Her name is "Cliche Verre" ca.2026

Come see her at the Boom Boom Room!

Dooor @ @alcova.milano 2026
Threshold — @objects_of_common_interest

A soft perimeter, a suspended interior.
Through Dooor textile partitions, Threshold turns separation into a gesture of calm.

Light filters, surfaces soften, the body slows down.
Architecture becomes temporary, delicate, open.

A boundary that does not close the space, but gives it time to breathe.

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Dooor @ Alcova 2026
Threshold — Objects of Common Interest

Un perimetro morbido, un interno sospeso.
Attraverso le partizioni tessili Dooor, Threshold trasforma la separazione in un gesto di quiete.

La luce filtra, le superfici si ammorbidiscono, il corpo rallenta.
L’architettura diventa temporanea, delicata, aperta.

Un confine che non chiude lo spazio, ma gli lascia il tempo di respirare.

Partner: @studioatomic
Technical sponsor: @luxformae Lighting
Video directed by @matteobianchessi

#dooor #foldingdoor #doordesign #interiordesign #portatessile

Dooor @ @alcova.milano 2026
Threshold — @objects_of_common_interest

Space is shaped by a minimal gesture.
Dooor textile partitions trace a mobile perimeter, defining subtle thresholds that do not close, but suggest.
You enter, you slow down, you stay.

Between diffused light and soft surfaces, architecture becomes a suspended presence.

Here, the boundary does not divide: it welcomes.
〰️〰️〰️
Dooor @ Alcova 2026
Threshold — Objects of Common Interest

Lo spazio si costruisce con un gesto minimo.
Le partizioni tessili Dooor tracciano un perimetro mobile, definendo soglie leggere che non chiudono, ma suggeriscono.

Si entra, si rallenta, si resta.
Tra luce diffusa e superfici morbide, l’architettura si fa presenza sospesa.

Qui il confine non separa: accoglie.

Partner: @studioatomic
Technical sponsor: @luxformae
Photo: @matteobianchessi and @piercarloquecchia

#Dooor #alcovamilano #foldingdooor #mdw26

Dooor @ @alcova.milano 2026
Threshold — @objects_of_common_interest

Space is shaped by a minimal gesture.
Dooor textile partitions trace a mobile perimeter, defining subtle thresholds that do not close, but suggest.
You enter, you slow down, you stay.

Between diffused light and soft surfaces, architecture becomes a suspended presence.

Here, the boundary does not divide: it welcomes.
〰️〰️〰️
Dooor @ Alcova 2026
Threshold — Objects of Common Interest

Lo spazio si costruisce con un gesto minimo.
Le partizioni tessili Dooor tracciano un perimetro mobile, definendo soglie leggere che non chiudono, ma suggeriscono.

Si entra, si rallenta, si resta.
Tra luce diffusa e superfici morbide, l’architettura si fa presenza sospesa.

Qui il confine non separa: accoglie.

Partner: @studioatomic
Technical sponsor: @luxformae
Photo: @matteobianchessi and @piercarloquecchia

#Dooor #alcovamilano #foldingdooor #mdw26

Dooor @ @alcova.milano 2026
Threshold — @objects_of_common_interest

Space is shaped by a minimal gesture.
Dooor textile partitions trace a mobile perimeter, defining subtle thresholds that do not close, but suggest.
You enter, you slow down, you stay.

Between diffused light and soft surfaces, architecture becomes a suspended presence.

Here, the boundary does not divide: it welcomes.
〰️〰️〰️
Dooor @ Alcova 2026
Threshold — Objects of Common Interest

Lo spazio si costruisce con un gesto minimo.
Le partizioni tessili Dooor tracciano un perimetro mobile, definendo soglie leggere che non chiudono, ma suggeriscono.

Si entra, si rallenta, si resta.
Tra luce diffusa e superfici morbide, l’architettura si fa presenza sospesa.

Qui il confine non separa: accoglie.

Partner: @studioatomic
Technical sponsor: @luxformae
Photo: @matteobianchessi and @piercarloquecchia

#Dooor #alcovamilano #foldingdooor #mdw26

Dooor @ @alcova.milano 2026
Threshold — @objects_of_common_interest

Space is shaped by a minimal gesture.
Dooor textile partitions trace a mobile perimeter, defining subtle thresholds that do not close, but suggest.
You enter, you slow down, you stay.

Between diffused light and soft surfaces, architecture becomes a suspended presence.

Here, the boundary does not divide: it welcomes.
〰️〰️〰️
Dooor @ Alcova 2026
Threshold — Objects of Common Interest

Lo spazio si costruisce con un gesto minimo.
Le partizioni tessili Dooor tracciano un perimetro mobile, definendo soglie leggere che non chiudono, ma suggeriscono.

Si entra, si rallenta, si resta.
Tra luce diffusa e superfici morbide, l’architettura si fa presenza sospesa.

Qui il confine non separa: accoglie.

Partner: @studioatomic
Technical sponsor: @luxformae
Photo: @matteobianchessi and @piercarloquecchia

#Dooor #alcovamilano #foldingdooor #mdw26

Alcova 2026
"threshold"
design by: @objects_of_common_interest

Produced by: @dooor_official

Lighting by: @studioatomic

technical sponsor: @luxformae

photo: Matteo Bianchessi

Paola Pietrantoni, founder of Studio Atomic, will be joining an inspiring panel for “Illuminating Wellness: A Conversation About Interior Lighting Design” an evening dedicated to exploring how light shapes the way we live, feel, and connect.

Bringing Studio Atomic’s perspective on lighting as an architectural and emotional medium, Paola will take part in a conversation on the impact of light on wellness, sustainability, and the atmosphere of our homes.
The discussion will reflect on how thoughtful lighting design can enhance well-being and deepen our experience of space.

She will be joined by Alina Ainza (Loop Lighting), Renato Delle Side (Dexelance), and Christine Vandover (HOK), with Jack Murphy of The Architect’s Newspaper moderating the conversation.

Wednesday, February 25th
6:00–8:00 pm (talk begins at 6:30 pm)
Dexelance USA
192 Lexington Ave, New York

RSVP: Beth@bdeandco.com

An evening to gather, exchange ideas, and reflect on the power of light.

Hotel Aka Brickell entrance

From the rhythm of Brickell to a softer tempo.
Light leads the transition, glowing ceilings and subtle accents easing the eye from the city’s intensity.
An arrival shaped by illumination, where lighting slows the pace and gently welcomes you into the hotel.

Interior Designer: @gabellinisheppard
Client: Korman
Lighting Design: Studio Atomic
Photos: Michael Pisarri

#miami #lightingdesigner #hospitalitydesign

Darkness is not the absence of light — it is a presence of its own. As designers, we often chase brightness, yet overlook the depth, nuance, and emotional power that darkness can offer.

Join Studio Atomic on Wednesday, September 10th for an intimate evening in our Dumbo studio — the third event in the Aperitivo series, bringing together architects and lighting designers for thoughtful conversations.

The evening will feature a talk with Lighting designers Florencia Castro and Monica Llamas, co-authors of The Poetics of Darkness, alongside Studio Atomic’s Paola Pietrantoni.
Together, they will explore how darkness, contrast, and the adaptation of the human eye can become powerful creative tools in architectural lighting.

Date: Wednesday, September 10th
Doors at: 7pm, talk at 8pm
format: aperitive

thank you to our technical
sponsors:
@erco_northamerica
@sdalightingcontrols
@casambi_technologies
please rsvp to office@studioatomic.net

We’re honored to receive an IES Illumination Award for our lighting design at Foundrae Madison
A heartfelt thank you to the amazing team at @spacesmith for having us on this special project — we loved following your design lead every step of the way.

This jewelry store was imagined as a museum of gold and craft: lighting was fully integrated into the millwork to create moments of discovery, where each piece could shine in its own right. Compact space, low ceilings — high impact.

#lightingdesign #iesaward #foundrae #studioatomic #spacesmith #jewelrystorelighting #museumlighting #retaildesign #millworklighting #madisonavenue

Photo: @hawkclaw

We’re honored to receive an IES Illumination Award for our lighting design at Foundrae Madison
A heartfelt thank you to the amazing team at @spacesmith for having us on this special project — we loved following your design lead every step of the way.

This jewelry store was imagined as a museum of gold and craft: lighting was fully integrated into the millwork to create moments of discovery, where each piece could shine in its own right. Compact space, low ceilings — high impact.

#lightingdesign #iesaward #foundrae #studioatomic #spacesmith #jewelrystorelighting #museumlighting #retaildesign #millworklighting #madisonavenue

Photo: @hawkclaw

We’re honored to receive an IES Illumination Award for our lighting design at Foundrae Madison
A heartfelt thank you to the amazing team at @spacesmith for having us on this special project — we loved following your design lead every step of the way.

This jewelry store was imagined as a museum of gold and craft: lighting was fully integrated into the millwork to create moments of discovery, where each piece could shine in its own right. Compact space, low ceilings — high impact.

#lightingdesign #iesaward #foundrae #studioatomic #spacesmith #jewelrystorelighting #museumlighting #retaildesign #millworklighting #madisonavenue

Photo: @hawkclaw

We’re honored to receive an IES Illumination Award for our lighting design at Foundrae Madison
A heartfelt thank you to the amazing team at @spacesmith for having us on this special project — we loved following your design lead every step of the way.

This jewelry store was imagined as a museum of gold and craft: lighting was fully integrated into the millwork to create moments of discovery, where each piece could shine in its own right. Compact space, low ceilings — high impact.

#lightingdesign #iesaward #foundrae #studioatomic #spacesmith #jewelrystorelighting #museumlighting #retaildesign #millworklighting #madisonavenue

Photo: @hawkclaw

We’re honored to receive an IES Illumination Award for our lighting design at Foundrae Madison
A heartfelt thank you to the amazing team at @spacesmith for having us on this special project — we loved following your design lead every step of the way.

This jewelry store was imagined as a museum of gold and craft: lighting was fully integrated into the millwork to create moments of discovery, where each piece could shine in its own right. Compact space, low ceilings — high impact.

#lightingdesign #iesaward #foundrae #studioatomic #spacesmith #jewelrystorelighting #museumlighting #retaildesign #millworklighting #madisonavenue

Photo: @hawkclaw

Our large scale mockup for a new cultural hub in Hudson NY

Thank you to all manufacturers who helped on rushing all the samples for this!
#ligjtingdesign

95 Rockwell
Fort Greene, Brooklyn

A multifamily residential tower -
Throughout the building, indirect lighting defines key moments, casting a gentle radiance that highlights textures and architectural details. Wall grazers and cove lighting introduce a soft diffusion, avoiding harsh contrasts while reinforcing the sense of comfort and elegance. Thoughtfully placed decorative fixtures echo mid-century influences, adding a nostalgic touch while maintaining a contemporary sensibility.

facade render by Fogarty Finger
interior render by Studio Atomic

credits:
Architect: Fogarty Finger
Interior: PR
Client: Charney Companies
Floor area: 168,742 SQF
Year: 2024-2026
in progress

95 Rockwell
Fort Greene, Brooklyn

A multifamily residential tower -
Throughout the building, indirect lighting defines key moments, casting a gentle radiance that highlights textures and architectural details. Wall grazers and cove lighting introduce a soft diffusion, avoiding harsh contrasts while reinforcing the sense of comfort and elegance. Thoughtfully placed decorative fixtures echo mid-century influences, adding a nostalgic touch while maintaining a contemporary sensibility.

facade render by Fogarty Finger
interior render by Studio Atomic

credits:
Architect: Fogarty Finger
Interior: PR
Client: Charney Companies
Floor area: 168,742 SQF
Year: 2024-2026
in progress

95 Rockwell
Fort Greene, Brooklyn

A multifamily residential tower -
Throughout the building, indirect lighting defines key moments, casting a gentle radiance that highlights textures and architectural details. Wall grazers and cove lighting introduce a soft diffusion, avoiding harsh contrasts while reinforcing the sense of comfort and elegance. Thoughtfully placed decorative fixtures echo mid-century influences, adding a nostalgic touch while maintaining a contemporary sensibility.

facade render by Fogarty Finger
interior render by Studio Atomic

credits:
Architect: Fogarty Finger
Interior: PR
Client: Charney Companies
Floor area: 168,742 SQF
Year: 2024-2026
in progress

For the Foundrae stores, we designed a custom glass sconce in collaboration with a glass artist @thethirdrooom and the brand’s founder, Beth Hutchens
Developed for multiple locations, the fixture reflects Foundrae’s visual language and material sensibility, with a focus on texture and light. The collaborative process allowed us to create a piece that feels considered and integrated within each space.

#lightingdesign #customlightingdesign #highenddesign #goldmedallion #glassmedallion #redroom

We’re excited to introduce Helen Billson our Business Development lead at the studio. She brings several years of experience in the design and architecture industry, with a deep understanding of client relationships, strategy, and project development. She’ll be your main point of contact for proposals, collaborations, and anything related to new business opportunities. email: helen@studioatomic.net