The Conceptual 'Plex’Eat' Visor Lamp Enables Dining with Friends
Michael Hemsworth — May 18, 2020 — Art & Design
References: yankodesign
Dining out at a restaurant has ground to a halt in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic with many consumers eager to get together with friends and family once again, so the conceptual 'Plex’Eat' visor lamp is intended to help with this when the time comes.
Designed by Christophe Gernigon, the lamps are intended to encapsulate a diner as they sit at a table with friends for a meal when wearing a face mask is not possible. The protective visors are crafted from lightweight plexiglass and will allow each person to sit comfortably without having to worry about the spread of the pathogen.
The conceptual 'Plex’Eat' visor lamp is easily dismantled between patrons for cleaning and is imagined with or without a light in the top section.
Designed by Christophe Gernigon, the lamps are intended to encapsulate a diner as they sit at a table with friends for a meal when wearing a face mask is not possible. The protective visors are crafted from lightweight plexiglass and will allow each person to sit comfortably without having to worry about the spread of the pathogen.
The conceptual 'Plex’Eat' visor lamp is easily dismantled between patrons for cleaning and is imagined with or without a light in the top section.
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