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Ambientec at Minotti Berlin – The Winter Exhibition 2025

In winter, when rooms call for warmth, atmosphere and subtle accents, a special exhibition takes center stage at Minotti Berlin: Ambientec, the Japanese manufacturer of exceptional lighting design, is exclusively on display in the showroom throughout the winter season.

With the new portable lamp "Barcarolle", Ambientec presents a collection that redefines the boundaries between light, object and sensory experience – and is also an ideal gift for design lovers.

Ambientec – Japanese precision, international design power

Since its founding in 2009, Ambientec has combined Japanese craftsmanship with influences from Italian, European and North American design. The brand has made a worldwide name for itself by translating poetic light, technical innovation and uncompromising material quality into portable, durable luminaires.

Well-known designs such as TURN by Nao Tamura or FOTICA by Kensaku Oshiro demonstrate the breadth of design: minimalist, functional, emotionally precise. Each luminaire is conceived as a durable object, manufactured with a standard that is more reminiscent of instrument making than classic series production.

The new "Barcarolle" luminaire – light that touches all the senses

First presented at the Synesthesia Tokyo Design Season, Barcarolle is now moving into the Berlin winter.
The exhibition in the Ambientec Gallery Tokyo combined light, scent and sound – and at Minotti Berlin, too, it becomes clear what this object was developed for: a multi-sensory experience.

  • The fragrance compositions of the Argentine perfume house FUEGUIA 1833 told of "light", "water" and "city".
  • The music of German composer Felix Rösch became part of the staging.
  • And Barcarolle itself became the resting center – a portable, rechargeable light source that combines warmth, structure and precision.

The luminaire shows what Ambientec stands for: light that not only shapes spaces, but also influences moods.

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