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‘Turn’ Lamps Dim As You Twist
July 31, 2012
Inspired by the wooden clamps on old workbenches, Norwegian designer Caroline Olsson’s ‘Turn’ lamp is an exercise in elegance. Made completely out of birch wood and hand-blown glass, the amount of light the lamp puts out is adjustable via a screw-like threaded rod, which functions like a rheostat. The lamp is still at the prototype stage, but Olsson showed the design at this year’s International Contemporary Furniture Fair, so it will hopefully be hitting the market soon.
Images: Kaja Bruskeland
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