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MATERIOUS BONE LAMP

by Jill Fehrenbacher, 05/20/06

filed under: Decorative Objects, Green Lighting, Recycled Materials

We’ve recently become fans of Chicago-based Materious Design, ever since discovering their clever Cubby and innovative Wifi Umbrella. Now, today at the Haute Green exhibition in Brooklyn, we discovered yet another winning design from Materious: the gorgeous Bone Lamp.

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Inhabitat » HAUTE GREEN 2007: Apply Now! says:

April 2, 2007 at 2:40 pm

[...] over 40 designers from all over the world, and showcased pieces such as the Perch! Plantorb, the Materious Bone Lamp, Inhabitat’s very own Emily Pilloton’s human nest and the Scrapile Table. To be held from [...]

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