Grid mosaic lamps are nothing new but custom ones unique to each person are. The Peel Off Light by Sehwan Oh enables each person to take home a mass produced lamp that can be customized by peeling off the pre-scored tiles. Your mosaic can reflect your design aesthetic and/or how much illumination you want. Will we see more of these customizable mass produced products? They seem to make a comeback every year before disappearing to the dead trends wastebasket.
Designer: Sehwan Oh
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come now, this is hardly new or innovative.
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As versital as they make it sound, it’s very limiting since you probably can’t change it after you cut so much of it off. Very Ikea, very. Which means you get sick of it a month later.
what a nice idea
this is so cool! one thing though, what if you want to put the peeled thing back? will it stick again? hehe
what a wonderful idea~!!
flipp’in awesome~
Wow, this is very attractive and innovative! You may want to try with different colors to see how it comes. KUDOS
Wow, this is very attractive and innovative! You may want to try with different colors to see how it comes. KUDOS