The latest addition to Hall Design’s bespoke line of luminaires, the Mise En Abyme lamp series represents the archetype of the incandescent lightbulb, paying homage to the classic object that is quickly being phased out. The wooden, bulb shaped covering is suspended by wire from a wall-mount and is easily adjustable to the user’s height preference. It’s a clever foreshadowing of the fate of the incandescent bulb, and will serve as a reminder years after they’re gone!
Designer: Hall Design
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Good work!I see some chinese traditional element
from the lightbulb .a room will be more beautful.
Great!I’ve never seen such a good design! I’ve find a lot of similar design on the internet! And this is that I want to find finally!