Tuesday 31 August 2010

... flip and fold...

even the most basic origami figures prove that a simple folds can result in an intricate and captivating sculptural design...

expanding upon the concept behind this japanese art, designers francesca rogers and daniele gualeni design studio have created 'light form'- a beautiful modular lighting system consisting of wood panels that can be flipped back to expose energy-efficient electroluminescent lights...

the system can be easily affixed to any wall, creating a luminous mosaic that balances modern design with a grand nod to traditional japanese art...

a structure of warm and soft light enclosed within dual-toned wood, light form allows the user to create a desired lighting pattern by manipulating folding tiles embedded in each modular panel...

encased in rich dark european maple, each module either holds either a light made of electroluminescent film or a bare white surface that increases available light through reflection...

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