Made from birch plywood with stainless steel and aluminium details, the Nepa and Candor lamps are designed as two dimensional artworks with three dimensional functionality.
The two metre high Nepa lamp uses friction hinges and LED lighting to look great as a two dimensional wall light, but an integrated pivot allows it to swing out away from the wall to be used as a practical spotlight.
The Candor lamp, meanwhile, uses LEDs hidden behind a cotton and timber design to create an illuminated halo around the wall mounted lamp design.
The catch, of course, is that the lamps are handmade, which means that they aren’t exactly cheap, with the Nepa lamp costing £1,250. Godwin-Brown s currently looking for manufacturing partners to turn the lamp into a commercial product, so fingers crossed the price will come down and it will become more readily available.
Price: Nepa – £1,250 Candor – TBC
Web: Giles Godwin Brown
Via: Freshome
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