

SIVU foldable table lamp by simo lahtinen opens and closes like a book
SIVU foldable table lamp by simo lahtinen opens and closes like a book
all images courtesy of simo lahtinen
referencing how a book can be opened and closed, the ‘SIVU’ foldable table lamp, created by finnish designer simo lahtenien, has a flexible and adjustable form. the construction consists of two sides which are connected by a leather strip, that both feature LEDs implanted inside their cores. its simple and layered structure makes the product easy and ecological to produce. the parts are manufactured from walnut wood and uses plexiglass to soften the emitted light. thanks to its shape, this illuminated area can be adjusted, meaning it can used for multiple functions.
its lights can be fully rotated
its LEDs can create a moody and soft ambiance
the illuminated area can be adjusted by changing their angles
the product can be opened and closed, referencing how it has been influenced by the form of a book
it is constructed from walnut woo, leather and plexiglass materials
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