naica lamp by daniel debiasi + federico sandri for ligne roset
reminded by the idea of a cavern, the desk lights are influenced by carbide lanterns from the past, originally used miners.
‘naica lamp’ by daniel debiasi and federico sandriimage courtesy something design
based out of london and verona, daniel debiasi and federico sandri, founders of the design partnership something have recently completed ‘naica’, a lamp for ligne roset. reminded by the idea of a cavern, the desk lights are influenced by carbide lanterns from the past, originally used miners. the light is diffused by reflection, creating a gently faded glow on the inner surface of the ceramics. the cable covered with fabric doubles as a handle to easily move the lamp from one spot to another. the lamp is available either in white or with a red colored cavity.
naica lamp by daniel debiasi and federico sandriimage courtesy something design
naica handle detailimage courtesy something design
naica lamp by daniel debiasi and federico sandriimage courtesy something design
naica lamp by daniel debiasi and federico sandriimage courtesy something design
naica lamp by daniel debiasi and federico sandriimage courtesy something design
naica lamp by daniel debiasi and federico sandriimage courtesy something design
naica sketch – design process image courtesy something design
naica sketch. design processimage courtesy something design
naica sketch. design processimage courtesy something design
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