
coudamy design: ortal
the flexible mobile LED light is made through the appropriation of extra resistant PVC industrial pipe.<br />
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‘ortal’ by paul coudamy images courtesy of benjamin boccas
paris-based designer paul coudamy has created ‘ortal’, a flexible mobile LED lighting system which is constructed from the appropriation of extra-resistant PVC industrial pipes. conceived as a means of adapting to a range of situations, ortal’s bendable structure offers a number of positions which allow it to be hung in a bookcase, placed on a table, put flat behind a pillow, wound around a chair’s leg or coiled at ground level. energy consumption is very low thanks to a high luminosity LED equivalent to a 30W light bulb housed within the length of the lamp’s body.
below you can see some of the many configurations of ‘ortal’:




ORTAL packshot mulitposition
letters ORTAL packshot
‘ortal’ in context
‘ortal’ coiled around a chair
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