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The F-Light Will Make You Feel Like You're About to Take Flight
Designer Paul Coudamy has taken scrap pieces from an Airbus A310 and used them to create an innovative fixture called the F-Light.
Currently installed at the offices of Paris-based web company AF83, the F-Light is an innovative and eco-friendly project that puts to use scrap parts and materials. According to Wired UK, Coudamy was inspired after speaking with a Julien Recours, a designer who uses discarded airplane pieces to design objects.
The F-Light consists of an Airbus's interior molded plastic paneled windows, behind which Coudamy affixed high-powered LED lights, turning the windows into lights. After two months of prototyping, the F-Light is now a commercial design that can be part of any interior for about 15,000 Euros.
Currently installed at the offices of Paris-based web company AF83, the F-Light is an innovative and eco-friendly project that puts to use scrap parts and materials. According to Wired UK, Coudamy was inspired after speaking with a Julien Recours, a designer who uses discarded airplane pieces to design objects.
The F-Light consists of an Airbus's interior molded plastic paneled windows, behind which Coudamy affixed high-powered LED lights, turning the windows into lights. After two months of prototyping, the F-Light is now a commercial design that can be part of any interior for about 15,000 Euros.
