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molo: cloud softlight


'cloud softlight'

vancouver based molo design received the 2010 ICFF editors award for their luminous
series of cloud lamps made from sheets of expanding honeycomb paper.

'cloud softlight' creates an undulating overhead canopy of soft luminous forms, for
vast cloudscapes flowing in a unique topography. 'cloud' can be hung in any combination
of three sizes of clusters and tailored to the individual space they are shaping.





these light are made from non-woven polyethylene material and trade name tyvek©.
it is 100% recyclable and made from 5 – 15% recycled content. its lightweight paper
look and feel is tear, UV and water resistant, making it durable to handle and maintain.





the hollow cloud structure are internally lit by LED light, making these sculptural
three-dimensional lamps mysteriously radiant when viewed from any direction.
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