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naoto fukasawa + patricia urquiola: panasonic at milan design week 09
as an ideal forest of light.
the first two rooms showed the new lighting system by naoto fukasawa.
view of the entrance of the exhibition
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naoto fukasawa used the three archetypal shapes: sphere, dome and bucket.
panasonic lighting system by naoto fukasawa
panasonic lighting system by naoto fukasawa
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panasonic lighting system by naoto fukasawa
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panasonic lighting system by naoto fukasawa
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panasonic lighting system by naoto fukasawa
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panasonic lighting system by naoto fukasawa
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the new system creates a natural energy-saving illumination with low environmental impact,
due to the application of panasonic's latest technology:
self ballasted compact fluorescent lamp, spiral shape compact fluorescent lamp and LEDs.
three types of illumination
extremely natural energy-saving illumination
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the new lighting system by naoto fukasawa
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the new lighting system by naoto fukasawa
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when you lift up the bucket top, you are able to exchange the light source. it is a simple construction
but every detail has been resolved for optimum function
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the inside
on the outside you see only a fine shadow ring, not the lighting fixture, which is contained inside
attention to detail
fukasawa chose a transparent fixture in order not to create shadows
relaxation loungers by patricia urquiola
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relaxation loungers by panasonic
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the relaxation lounger, developed by panasonic is 'inside' this model, the 'haori' relaxation lounger, interpreted by patricia urquiola
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the relaxation lounger, developed by panasonic is 'inside' this model, the 'shar-pei relaxation lounger' by patricia urquiola
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