The 'Miss Maple' Pendant Lamp by Elisa Strozyk Looks Like Paper
Annie Ho — July 1, 2010 — Art & Design
References: elisastrozyk.de & contemporist
Elisa Strozyk is the designer behind the 'Miss Maple' Pendant Lamp above. You might think that wood is a rough, hard substance, but this cloud-like light installation would prove you wrong.
This lamp consists of wood that's been cut out into little triangles and placed in a geometric grid. This structure gives the lamp its flexibility; from afar, it looks as if it is made out of crumpled paper. See more images of Elisa Strozyk's work above.
This lamp consists of wood that's been cut out into little triangles and placed in a geometric grid. This structure gives the lamp its flexibility; from afar, it looks as if it is made out of crumpled paper. See more images of Elisa Strozyk's work above.
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