Designtree’s Recycled Ledge Lamp Creates a Space to Showcase Your Books
Posted By Krista Leahy On April 13, 2011 @ 1:20 pm In carousel showcase,green furniture,Green Products,Milan Furniture Fair,Recycled Materials | No Comments
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Just in time for the Milan Furniture Fair [5], Designtree [4]‘s Tim Wigmore has unveiled a multifunctional lamp constructed from recycled shot-blasted aluminum and vibrant plastic panel scraps. Dubbed the Ledge, this clever piece is a calculated collection of colors and angles that sheds light on the importance of reducing our waste and repurposing materials.
Measuring 464 mm x 538 mm x 235 mm, the lamp [6]can be affixed to the wall, hung as a pendant, set as a shelf/light box, and much more. The flexible design can be adapted to any user’s needs, and encourages experimentation. Wellington, New Zealand-based Designtree [7] focuses on creating gorgeous furnishings that help people reconnect with their possessions and take pride in what the own, in turn discouraging conspicuous consumption.
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