Inspired by origami paper folding, Japanese designer Shige Hasegawa created the Hana Table and Hana Lamp.
The table is made of 5 identical plywood legs that hold a circular glass top. the lamp is made of fabric stretched over an iron frame. The fabric cover is washable and includes a zipper for easy removal from the frame.
‘Hana’ means ‘flower’ in Japanese. The pieces were made for exhibition during the 2009 Milan Furniture Fair.
Origami Furnishings
Shige Hasegawa's ‘Hana' Table & Lamps Inspired by Flowers
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