studio beam’s slims lamps simplify the surfaces of industrial objects
each shape is a translation from solid to wireframe that changes the way light is dispersed throughout a room.
studio beam’s slims lamps simplify the surfaces of industrial objects
all images courtesy of studio beam
the ‘slims’ collection by tel-aviv-based studio beam includes five light fixtures, comprising a contemporary translation to the nostalgic industrial language. each piece is crafted in metal by using laser cut technology and silver soldered by hand. the series was born after a long period of designing objects that induce heaviness around them. according to the designers, they had an urge to ‘purify matter and feelings into a minimalist experience.’ driven by this agenda, they took objects designed in centuries past and turned their solid shapes into combinations of wire contour bone structures. the results let light disperse in every direction while making direct references to their ancestors.
‘billy bob’ in black
‘ellie mae’ in green
‘rufus’ in red
the lamps in motion
the whole collection arranged around a room
promotional material for ‘billy bob’ in white
red and white ‘ellie mae’
the studio envisions the collection as devices for the everyday rugged person
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