
bina baitels OLED recto-verso lamp collection at milan design week 2015
the free-standing lamps allow users to create varied lighting atmospheres with reversible OLED technology: 'recto-verso' collection will be launched at france design during milan design week 2015.
bina baitels OLED recto-verso lamp collection at milan design week 2015
all images courtesy of bina baitel studio
OLED technology–organic light-emitting diodes–have allowed illumination design to reach unprecedented levels since its introduction into consumer products. by associating user interaction with the nano-technology, bina baitel studio created ‘recto-verso’. the collection is comprised of multiple reversible lamps that harness OLED lighting in the form of thin, light-weight plaques.

both positions of ‘recto-verso’ lamp
the free-standing lamps by bina baitel feature a pull-over leather sheath that holds the plaques. with simple gestures, users can create varied atmospheres of luminescence. when emitters are face up, a bright light floods the space; when turned on itself, ‘recto-verso’ radiates a gentle, diffused glow.
‘recto-verso’ collection by bina baitel studio will be launched at france design during milan design week 2015.

with simple user gestures ‘recto-verso’ provides varied lighting

reversible floor lamp

detail of floor lamp

reversible celling light

reversible wall light

‘recto-verso’ collection lamps
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