Light 4 is an exploratory exercise in trying to understand the iconic nature of objects through their form. Christian Harrup wanted the design to be unique, functional, and memorable. The main structure of this pendant lamp is made of injection moulded polycarbonate and uses high resolution LED’s or linear fluorescents concealed behind a polycarbonate lens. Simple and totally feasible. The shape lends well to a fashion studio thanks to the inherent “hanger” form.
Designer: Christian Harrup
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With only a single cord holding them up, wouldn’t they rotate slightly?
I think that’s the point.
Sure.
I would suspect the “single cord” maybe some sort of tubing.
Is that made by Citroen? : )
Interesting concept, the fashion application is very feasible.
Are these in production yet? I think they would look great in my shop!
glare