Altherr Désile Park

Tami

Tami is a 3D-printed light by Altherr Desile Park for LUCE Barcelona 2025, inspired by global woven screens. Made from PLA and recycled scallop shells, it shapes light sustainably.

Luce Exhibition

2025

Tami, created for the LUXCE Inspired by Design exhibition in Barcelona 2025, explores the geometric textures of woven sun-filtering screens found from the Mediterranean to Asia and the Americas. 3D-printed in PLA and recycled scallop shells, it becomes a small architectural house for light.

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Design

Altherr Désile Park

Client

Luce Exhibition, Spain

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Tami × Luce Exhibition

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A HOUSE FOR LIGHT

Living in Spain, you learn that (sun)light is as beautiful as it is powerful - so much that, at times, you need a filter to soften it. For Tami, we looked into the geometric textures of woven fiber screens traditionally used in architecture across the world from Mediterranean, Asia to Central and South America to filter sunlight. Only that here, the light is inside - it‘s a house for light.

Tami is 3D printed with PLA — a biopolymer derived from corn starch — and scallop shells recycled from the food industry, a bold formal statement with a sustainable approach.

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LUCE EXHIBITION

Thanks to new technologies, manufacturing processes have been democratized. Today, designers, artists, architects, and engineers can develop and produce their creations directly from their studio, workshop, or even from home, and distribute them without intermediaries.

LUCE explores as part of the Barcelona Design Week 2025 “ Inspired by Barcelona” how a direct relationship between creator and user that redefines the way design is conceived, made, and shared.
The exhibition was curated by Stefano Colli.

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  • PRODUCT DESIGN

    Altherr Désile Park

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