You won’t find any springs, hinges or screws on the Triad lamp, but that doesn’t mean it’s not flexible. The minimalistic design rests on a rounded base and uses a system of weights that can be removed or replaced to balance at the user’s desired angle. Its elongated LED is a continuation of the lightweight, hallow tube that forms its seamless Y structure. At once futuristic and sophisticated, it’s a perfect interactive addition to the modern office space.
Designer: Fyodor Lazariev
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