industrial facility’s w162 dalston lamp for wästberg displays an honest practicality
the studio's simple and durable lamp shades draw upon lights commonly found in workshops and warehouses in london.
industrial facility’s w162 dalston lamp for wästberg displays an honest practicality
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industrial facility presented their ‘w162 dalston lamp’ series for swedish company wästberg at stockholm furniture and light fair 2016. the studio led by sam hecht and kim colin, draws upon lighting objects commonly found in workshops and warehouses in london. the design displays an honest practicality – durable and structurally simple. ‘dalston’ refines and updates these qualities with the latest energy efficient LED source, directing light downwards, as well as softly illuminating its outside shade. the materials and construction are equally simple and reliable. an anodised die-cast aluminium lamp holder functions as a heat-sink that dissipates any warmth generated, and accommodates different shades in both glass and metal. the ‘w162 dalston lamp’ is available in a series of colours ranging from a simple white to a warm orange hue.
the ‘w162 dalston lamp’ is available in either metal or glass
the lamp shades display an honest practicality which are durable and structurally simple
the light uses an efficient LED light source
the lamp directs light downwards, as well as softly illuminating the outside of the shade
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