The Kino Lamps by Emmanuel Gardin are Sculptural and Organic
Meghan Young — February 13, 2013 — Art & Design
References: krizalidstudio & contemporist
The Kino Lamps are sculptural light fixtures that happen to look like overgrown mushrooms. The way they rise to the sky and seamlessly end with a hat-like top is very reminiscent of common fungi. The comparison is especially undeniable when the Kino Lamps are grouped together.
Designed by Emmanuel Gardin of Krizalidstudio, a design studio based in Liege, Belgium, the Kino Lamps are made out of a single bent plywood sheet as well as aluminum. Finished with a wooden base, which acts as a counterbalance, the Kino Lamps are available in three different sizes.
Although the Kino Lamps initially have a clean and simple existence, there is something that goes beyond that. Beautiful to behold, they offer an organic appeal that many urban people will appreciate.
Designed by Emmanuel Gardin of Krizalidstudio, a design studio based in Liege, Belgium, the Kino Lamps are made out of a single bent plywood sheet as well as aluminum. Finished with a wooden base, which acts as a counterbalance, the Kino Lamps are available in three different sizes.
Although the Kino Lamps initially have a clean and simple existence, there is something that goes beyond that. Beautiful to behold, they offer an organic appeal that many urban people will appreciate.
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