The Snow Form Lamp is as stunning and sweet as a fresh bed of snow on Christmas morning. As its name gives away, the table light was inspired by the formation of snow over time. As the wind sculpts its frosty surface, snow can become like a work of art, which is captured it the shape of the Snow Form Lamp.
Designed by multi-disciplinary designer Young Kwang Cho who works and lives in California, the Snow Form Lamp "has a soft, fluid aesthetic with gentle curves and sweeping lines," as Yanko Design beautifully describes. Functioning on a hinge, the light fixture simply needs to be pushed downward to be turned on. It emits a romantic glow.
Frost-Inspired Lighting
The Snow Form Lamp by Young Kwang Cho is Softly Sculptural
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