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By Ontwerpduo

« Forest light is a new system for ceiling lights. The possibilities are unlimited. The design consists out of different parts, which can be connected at the ceiling. Step by step the light system is overgrowing the ceiling as it were.
It is possible to get one ore much more light points exactly where you want them. Also a wall light is possible. Obstacles or height differences are beautiful to use with these lights. »
material: coated aluminium, copper and PU
photo’s: Marly Gommans

By Marco Piva for Leucos

By Rafael Morgan – Looking for a producer

« This is the Cake lamp! It´s inspired by a telescope (but ended up looking like a cake) and it uses its retractile function to control the amount ambient luminosity. Each layer is supposed to be available in several different colors, so each lamp shade could have a complete customizable look and color palette. It ´s supposed to be made in powder coated aluminum, with diffuse-reflective coating on the inner surfaces, to optimize luminosity propagation. »

By Pottinger and Colle

Simple Side – side table
Ant Lamp
Peel lamp 

By Iona Vautrin for Foscarini

Table lamp with aluminium base and polycarbonate projector. Available in six different colours.

See an other post about Iona Vautrin

By Ochre

And Cherubino Lamp

Tham & Videgard Arkitekter created this Top Lamp for Zero.

A sheet of metal is folded into a pyramid-shape and is sealed with a layer of translucent plastic to diffuse the light. One of the corners can be tilted by the user, making it seem more like a pendant sculpture than a light.

TOP is delivered with a wire so that one of the corners can be tilted by the user to direct light in different angles.

via Minimilassimo

By Kensaku Oshiro
Via WallPapper

« The young Milan-based designer Kensaku Oshiro used a traditional Japanese silk technique, usually employed for weaving kimonos, to create these lantern lights. Delicate and expertly hand-finished, the mesh structure makes for an ambient, mellow glow at the same time highlighting the finesse of the woven material. The powder-coated metal base, available in three colours, adds a contemporary note and, if you can’t bear to be parted from it, there’s even a small handle on top. »

By Judith van den Boom

« A series of ceramic lights that plays with a changeable motion of light beams. Shaping the ceramic compartments into various stills and positions to direct the light bundle into the right direction. Reposed Light contains out of a series of 8 ceramic compartments that hold the 7m fabric knitted cord. The compartments combine into a chain that through the weight of the material are flexible and steady to shape. The material makes it available to bundle the cord together on the wall, pendant or table. The compartments are possible to stack or bundle together to guide and give a base for the lightbulb itself. »

By Jonah Takagi