The Lady Jane Lamp by Kevin Webby Saves Space at a Price
Meghan Young — July 20, 2010 — Art & Design
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Designed by Kevin Webby, the Lady Jane Lamp is a flat-pack light that relies on optical tricks and innovations for its interesting appearance. Although the Lady Jane Lamp may look like it's made out of cardboard, it's actually constructed out of plywood.
Also available in colored Plexiglas, it is exorbitantly priced at $450. If you can fork over that kind of cash for this space-saving light, it may be worth your while for something this unique.
Also available in colored Plexiglas, it is exorbitantly priced at $450. If you can fork over that kind of cash for this space-saving light, it may be worth your while for something this unique.
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