The Plockepinn Lamp Combines Light Fixture and Table in a Delightful Way
Amelia Roblin — January 10, 2013 — Art & Design
References: behance.net & notcot.org
There are a few items on the market that satisfy as both a light fixture and a side table, but the added appeal of the Plockepinn Lamp is its playful character. Designer Mårten Andersson could have minimally assembled a bulb, a post, a stand and a surface, yet he opted to compose a much more endearing object.
The erectness of the floor lamp portion relies on a pair of supportive inclined posts on which the longer wooden pole can lean. The arrangement here at the base is somewhat reminiscent of simple tepee construction. A circular plane with a hole in the center helps to keep the intersection of the pieces secure.
A couple of other elements that make the Plockepinn Lamp so charming are its vibrant color options and the way that its cord is woven down its spine.
The erectness of the floor lamp portion relies on a pair of supportive inclined posts on which the longer wooden pole can lean. The arrangement here at the base is somewhat reminiscent of simple tepee construction. A circular plane with a hole in the center helps to keep the intersection of the pieces secure.
A couple of other elements that make the Plockepinn Lamp so charming are its vibrant color options and the way that its cord is woven down its spine.
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