The d-Vision Plastic Lamp is a Delectable Piece of Table Decor
Alex Scott — May 1, 2010 — Art & Design
References: d-vision.co.il & contemporist
If the sight of tangled wires really bugs you, you may want to turn away now: At first glance the d-Vision plastic lamp looks like the product of too many electronic devices put together. Upon closer inspection, though, you realize this is one finely crafted piece of lighting.
The d-Vision plastic lamp was constructed entirely of polyethylene leftovers from other products. Once they were molded into the desired shape, a coating of plastic was poured on top to cast the form. I don't know about you, but looking at the d Vision plastic lamp kind of gets me craving seafood pasta.
The d-Vision plastic lamp was constructed entirely of polyethylene leftovers from other products. Once they were molded into the desired shape, a coating of plastic was poured on top to cast the form. I don't know about you, but looking at the d Vision plastic lamp kind of gets me craving seafood pasta.
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1. Home Decor - More sustainable and creative designs in lighting could appeal to environmentally-conscious consumers looking for unique pieces.
2. Furniture - Companies could incorporate sustainable practices and upcycling methods to create more eco-friendly and visually interesting furniture pieces.
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