Ango Makes a Splash with Coral Reef and Sponge-Inspired Designs
Amanda Chang — July 26, 2010 — Art & Design
References: angoworld & robbreport
Ango, a light company based in Bangkok, Thailand, is known for their cocoon-made organic lighting. Most recently, Ango has gone in a slightly different direction with their coral reef and sponge-inspired light fixtures.
Delicate and uniquely designed to resemble the what the Robb Report calls the "haunting presence of skeletal remains of coral reefs and sponges," Ango's fixtures are hand-soldered steel wire matrices made of either nickel or gold that adds simplicity, elegance, and a little shimmer to any room. Ango creates lighting perfect for any occasion!
Delicate and uniquely designed to resemble the what the Robb Report calls the "haunting presence of skeletal remains of coral reefs and sponges," Ango's fixtures are hand-soldered steel wire matrices made of either nickel or gold that adds simplicity, elegance, and a little shimmer to any room. Ango creates lighting perfect for any occasion!
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