Bocci’s 14p portable light moves from celebration to celebration
The Vancouver studio's cast glass orb, now rechargeable and available in six luminous finishes, travels as easily as a guest moves through an evening.
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A sphere of light passes from hand to hand. Bocci’s 14p is a portable cast glass light designed for movement, for the moment when a gathering shifts and the illumination must follow. Rechargeable and crafted in the Vancouver studio, it now comes in six distinct finishes: clear, sepia, grey, yellow, purple and mirror.
The piece captures light differently in each iteration. Clear glass renders the glow sharp and direct. Sepia deepens it to amber warmth. The mirror finish transforms the sphere into a reflective globe that bounces radiance around a room, multiplying the effect. Purple and grey add contemplative tones, while yellow brings crystalline brightness.
What distinguishes the 14p is its refusal to anchor itself to a single place. Most lighting demands permanence. This one asks only to be held and carried. The hand becomes part of the design, cradling the weight of cast glass while the rechargeable battery means the light persists through the evening without tether or wire. It belongs to the gesture of hospitality itself, to the host who moves through rooms ensuring every corner glows, and to guests who watch a space transform as the sphere moves through it.
Imagery courtesy of Bocci (@bocci).
