The SÖHKA Lamp is the latest creation from French
designer Malet Thibaut (previously). The light is composed of five wooden
pieces and 60 rubber bands that can be assembled in practically unlimited
configurations to create different lighting patterns for maximum geometric
shadow fun.
‘Every time I start a new project, I try
to work with one or two materials, first, to highlight the object in his natural
aspect and also to think about the recycling options in the future. This is why
I avoid the use of industrials screws and nails during the construction,
replacing them with wood solutions. This process helps the designs to fit my
ecological expectations.’
Similar to Thibaut’s previous work, the lamp consists of untreated natural woods, and an
avoidance of inductrail fixings. With no screws or any other holding
element, the rigidity is retains with the pressure of elastics. Each element is completely dissociated,
to optimize its recycling and is presented in recycled cardboard packaging.
The SÖHKA Lamp will be available for purchase via his
website in the near future.
To explore Malet Thibaut’s other work visit his website.
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