Designer Cho Hyung Suk has an affinity for bicycle chains – for their utilitarian function and seemingly beauty. The B-Chain Lamp spins the bike chain into a new kind of object, one that is rigid enough to pose a light into various positions. There’s something oddly anthropomorphic about this design – maybe because it halfway reminds me of the Pixar Lamp.
Size: 230*170*220(H)
Materials: birchplywood, marble, hardware
Designer: Cho Hyung Suk
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Very nice!! Now I’m very interesting in your design of a similar hanging lamp
Very nice!! Now I’m very interesting in your design of a similar hanging lamp
That's great, I love it.
grate idea
simply interesting design..
it's fun !
simply interesting design..
it's fun !
great concept
great concept
B-Chain Badassery
B-Chain Badassery