The Buenos Aires Lamp Made From One Folded Sheet of Steel
Most lamps exist to disappear. You buy them, you place them, you forget about them. They live as background objects, chosen for ambiance or practicality,…
Ida Torres is a writer at Yanko Design. She graduated with a degree in Film and Audio Visual Communication from the University of the Philippines and holds certificates in Digital Marketing Communications. She previously worked in the PR, advertising, and events industry and also taught communication subjects at the collegiate level. She has been writing for social media, books and publishing, pop culture, technology news, and design for the past 10 years.
Most lamps exist to disappear. You buy them, you place them, you forget about them. They live as background objects, chosen for ambiance or practicality,…
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