Sliced Lamp
The designers at Studio Mango have cut up an old fashioned table lamp and divided it into over 40 Perspex plates to create this effect.
The designers at Studio Mango have cut up an old fashioned table lamp and divided it into over 40 Perspex plates to create this effect.
[...] the same vein as the sliced lamp, this one, by Tronconi, is actually a [...]
[...] The Sliced Lamp by Studio Mango is an old fashioned lamp cut up in 40 slices. (via) [...]
[...] This amazing lamp was achieved by cutting up an old fashioned table lamp and inserting more than 40 perspex plates in between the slices. The designers from Studio Mango (The Netherlands) wanted to make ordinary perspex more posh. Well, they not only succeeded but they also managed to update what was an old lamp and made it more modern looking. – Via [...]
[...] Sliced Lamp by Studio Mango October 19th, 2008 | Category: Furniture This amazing lamp was achieved by cutting up an old fashioned table lamp and inserting more than 40 perspex plates in amoung the slices. The designers from Studio Mango (The Netherlands) wanted to prepare ordinary perspex more posh. Well, they not only succeeded but they plus managed to update what was an old lamp and made it more contemporary looking. – Via [...]
[...] This amazing lamp was achieved by cutting up an old fashioned table lamp and inserting more than 40 perspex plates in between the slices. The designers from Studio Mango (The Netherlands) wanted to make ordinary perspex more posh. Well, they not only succeeded but they also managed to update what was an old lamp and made it more modern looking. – Via [...]
[...] This amazing lamp was achieved by cutting up an old fashioned table lamp and inserting more than 40 perspex plates in between the slices. The designers from Studio Mango (The Netherlands) wanted to make ordinary perspex more posh. Well, they not only succeeded but they also managed to update what was an old lamp and made it more modern looking. – Via [...]
[...] This amazing lamp was achieved by cutting up an old fashioned table lamp and inserting more than 40 perspex plates in between the slices. The designers from Studio Mango (The Netherlands) wanted to make ordinary perspex more posh. Well, they not only succeeded but they also managed to update what was an old lamp and made it more modern looking. – Via [...]
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Very bizarre – I do think I like it in an abstract kind of way but I can’t envision a piece like this in my living room. Cool though.