constance guisset balances fluid curbs in floating cape lamp
the piece balances between softness and tension, revealing light opalescent colors from within.
constance guisset balances fluid curbs in floating cape lamp
all images courtesy of constance guisset
the ‘cape lamp’ by paris-based designer constance guisset has been created as an abstract figure, with a floating form that is reminiscent of either an animal or a plant. the plastic piece is made of fluid curbs that balance between softness and tension, while revealing light opalescent colors from within. hanging from a delicate metallic base, the shade is offset by two ethereal components, as though the realization of an inwardly drawn breath.
the ‘cape lamp’ was presented as part of moustache’s ‘half decade beast’ exhibition presented at spazio rossana orlandi during milan design week 2014.
the lamp consists of two floating pieces
the form balances tension and softness
the lamp is reminiscent of both animal and plant forms
the shade delicately hangs from a metallic base
touching the cape lamp
the lamp comes in different colors
the light projects outwards
dark version of the floating cape lamp
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