The Filomena wall lamp project started like a synthesis game about lamp concept by the team at nadlab, an Italian design firm started by two friends – Lapo De Vita, a craftsman decorator, and Claudio Mochi, an industrial designer. After careful research of materials and techniques, the duo came up with a really cool idea on how to craft a functional lamp silhouette from a lamp cord. Using a thin sheet of PMMA (polymethacrylate), the CNC-milled panel works as a frame and as a support for the light, acting as a guide for wire placement. Once assembled, the system can be framed on the wall and connected using a 240V wall socket as easy as a table lamp. The light source is a LED bulb white or RGB with remote control (not included). You can even change the wire to another color if you’d like (sold separately) and then instantly have a brand new lamp. The Filomena collection is available in three versaions – table, directional, abat-jour with a transparent, white, or black panel frame. The cords are available in a variety of fun colors. ( By Jaime Derringer from www.design-milk.com ) For more information go to visit the link bellow.
