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Lumin Lamp or Jellyfish or Deformed Airship?
Inspired by Japanese paper lamps, Lumin is both a modern and simplistic in the way it captures the essence of form while bringing warmth to a space. This lamp was designed to create a moody atmosphere. The organic shape helps soften and diffuse light and encourages different fall off points. Beautiful.
Designer: Devin Sidell
15 Comments »
Carl says
trash
Christiaan Sidell says
Um please tell me why this is trash. It seems like you are more trash than anything to post s comment like that.
MW says
Carl…don’t look now…but your an a-hole!!!
Francis says
What is the scale of this lamp like? I like its organic shape a lot.
Christiaan Sidell says
Awesome!
MW says
Carl (11/7/08) is obviously an idiot. Just like a-holes, everybody got an opinion…Carl just happens to be that rare combination of an a-hole who HAS an opinion.
MW says
This is important work…can’t wait to see more!
zippyflounder says
I dont know if you can call it important, intersting yes but “important” no. The wire frame/spandex trick is a good one, the vibe is a ww1 wood and fabric aircraft.
nigo's black friend says
ummm… kinda nothing special here folks. ever seen a george nelson lamp????
jahan says
it is fish minded enough, not to plug it in,where the aquariums sites are.
jahan.v.t
Matteo says
In 1960 Achille Castiglioni designed two similar lamps for Flos.
See Viscontea and Taraxacum S, two suspension lamps, both made by Flos.
Ximon says
wath is the material? is interesting
Devin says
The material is heavy-woven spandex.
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