The Motion Lamp Makes Lighting a Room a More Interactive Experience
Amelia Roblin — July 24, 2012 — Art & Design
References: behance.net & yankodesign
Gergo Kassai describes his professional intentions very thoughtfully, stating that designers "want to strive to create a little original world around us, which is not simple but not complicated either." The Motion Lamp embodies this ideal very well, with its form and function that are simultaneously minimalist and imaginative.
Two table lamps make up the set, both with the same silhouette but with one featuring a hole in the center of its illuminating source. Plastic and free-form silicone make up the body of the fixtures, giving them a flexibility to cast a glow left, right, up or down. The Motion Lamp needs simply be bent by hand to redirect the gleam of its OLED lights.
Two table lamps make up the set, both with the same silhouette but with one featuring a hole in the center of its illuminating source. Plastic and free-form silicone make up the body of the fixtures, giving them a flexibility to cast a glow left, right, up or down. The Motion Lamp needs simply be bent by hand to redirect the gleam of its OLED lights.
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