British lighting and furniture company Tom Dixon launches a new collection entitled Industry at Super Studio Più as part of Milan Design Week 2010.

What would normally be a static trade show booth will be transformed into a Flash Factory where the process of industrial production will be brought directly to the customer. A digitally manufactured brass lamp will be available either flat-packed to the size of an envelope or assembled on site by the Tom Dixon team. The installation aims to demonstrate new found power of the designer, as a digital manufacturer, able to access world markets with fresh products in previously unimaginable time scales New products include Void, a mysterious lighting object with a heatproof double wall spun construction available in solid copper , brass or stainless steel. Peg, a supremely adaptable, unusually efficient solid wood stackable café chair. The long awaited return of Jack, the polyethylene ‘sitting, stacking, lighting thing’ now back in its natural home with the motto: it’s back -it also comes in black and it stacks. Offcut Bench, using the rough part of a log which is typically discarded in wood production to give each piece unique character, it is flat packed and can be assembled without any additional screws or glue. World leading electronics company Philips have collaborated with Tom Dixon, to develop ‘Flat Lamp’, a unique collection of OLED light bulbs. A complete first in the next generation of illumination, this light source is expected to replace low energy, incandescent and conventional LED bulbs in most domestic applications within the next few years. Flat Lamp launches globally in an exclusive pre- production batch in strip, square and round shapes.