Kurage Table Lamp
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Kurage Table Lamp
by Nendo for Foscarini
Inspired by the shape of a Jellyfish, the Kurage table lamp echoes the sea animal with its lampshade's material that’s made possible by the use of the finest Japanese washi paper and its 3D effect that's both smooth and porous. The contrast between the large curved shade and the slim legs is eye-catching and adds a stylish pop to the modern home.
Designed by Luca Nichetto in collaboration with the architects and designers at Nendo for Foscarini and manufactured in Italy, the Kurage lamp stands on four sleek natural stained ash wood legs. The lamp exudes a soft and relaxing light contributing to a cozy atmosphere.
- 11¾"W × 13¼"D × 20¼"H
- Shade height: 10"
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In Japanese “Nendo” means “clay” and this is what the work of the studio set up by architect Oki Sato aspires to be: pliable and creative. Through projects that belong to various worlds – from architecture, to furnishings, to industrial design and graphic art – the studio has obtained major credits and international accolades in just a few years. For Foscarini, Nendo designed the Maki lamp, an object that astounds due to its profound simplicity and – together with Luca Nichetto – Kurage, a table lamp that pursues the lightness of light in every design detail.
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Kurage Table Lamp
by Nendo for Foscarini
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