Emir Rifat ISIK finds inspiration in the most detailed bits of nature. His Dropmacro Lamp is like a macro photograph come to life. There’s a general fascination with macro photography because it sees things we don’t normally see in great detail. Look closely at dew drops on a plant and notice the form and how light refracts to seemingly illuminate the immediate surrounding area. It’s a gorgeous muse for this beautiful lamp which doubles as a bookcase. Brills!
Designer: Emir Rifat ISIK
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scale is not good
but, Look so good shape
Rather valuable information
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I’m afraid to say, I wouln’t put that in my house if I was paid to. I just don’t like it.
@sparow: your comment was not helpful and due to your poor grammar, it was also pretty much incoherent. The design is fine, and the scale presented a trivial issue, at best. Dwelling on niggling small details is annoying, now isn’t it? Next time, be more constructive in your assessment of other’s work, lest someone come under the impression that you are yourself just a talentless hack.