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Beutifully Archaic Lighting
There’s something sort of “stone-age” about the Kaji lamp & its simplistic, yet striking look that appears to be the work of a caveman’s first encounter with an electric light bulb. A single arm extends from the cord, effectively making the cord itself an integral part of the structure rather than a cumbersome nuisance. Propped on a slim teak fork, the unique construction creates an aesthetic reversal of the archetypical tripod desk lamp. A beautiful interpretation of the minimal/raw style that’s in vogue.
Designer: Peter Yong Ra
5 Comments »
Betsey says
The lamp has a prehistoric feel, as if at night it might get up and walk away. Love it!
Christopher says
A fine bit of art – if that’s the purpose. but as a lamp it has a number of issues:
- when the table is hit and the light falls it will land on the bulb which will then break.
- incandescent light? seriously?
- where is the switch? or does a lack of one add to the simplicity?
- Did you mean to misspell the title?
keep trying.
jhon says
Zing!!! eheheh.:D
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