lightme! lamps by panni pais

images © agnes fecher, olga kocsihungary-based designer panni pais has created a collection of lamps, each endorsing a variation of human-like characterisistics. the three-piece ‘lightme’ series is influenced by stacks of wood used when setting up a fire, where its traditional image is translated into a language of functional objects. contemplating the possibility of a varied use in space, the manipulation of a luminary effect is based on the inclusion of an LED illumination light source set within a plexi tube.

the packaging is an important part of the design, where the symbolic story of igniting a fire begins. we may pull out the wooden lighting pieces – bound by their own cables – from a simple, labelled paper cylinder like that of the organization of kindling material.

  lamps in daylight

the lighting element is rotatable

buddy – the short legged

twiggy – with the thin and long legs

woody – with the odd legs

technical details

packaging

buddy

twiggy

woody