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CUMULUS LIGHT CANOPY By Steven Haulenbeek

07/09/2007
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  • Cumulus Light Canopy, Steven Haulenbeek, Steve Haulenbeek, Chicago designer, umbrella light, umbrella lamp, umbrella chandelier
    Using everyday objects as design inspiration is nothing new, but rarely do we see it executed in such a poetic and gorgeous way as Steven Haulenbeek's Cumulus Light Canopy made from simple white photographers' translucent "shoot-through" umbrellas. The umbrellas, which can be arranged in various configurations and numbers, making the system fully scalable, creates a cloudlike form (hence the name 'Cumulus') while making the umbrella a playful light fixture rather than a shield from the dreary rain....<br><br><a href='https://inhabitat.com/cumulus-light-canopy-by-steve-haulenbeek/'>READ ARTICLE</a>
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  • Cumulus Light Canopy, Steven Haulenbeek, Steve Haulenbeek, Chicago designer, umbrella light, umbrella lamp, umbrella chandelier
    Using everyday objects as design inspiration is nothing new, but rarely do we see it executed in such a poetic and gorgeous way as Steven Haulenbeek's Cumulus Light Canopy made from simple white photographers' translucent "shoot-through" umbrellas. The umbrellas, which can be arranged in various configurations and numbers, making the system fully scalable, creates a cloudlike form (hence the name 'Cumulus') while making the umbrella a playful light fixture rather than a shield from the dreary rain....<br><br><a href='https://inhabitat.com/cumulus-light-canopy-by-steve-haulenbeek/'>READ ARTICLE</a>
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  • Cumulus Light Canopy, Steven Haulenbeek, Steve Haulenbeek, Chicago designer, umbrella light, umbrella lamp, umbrella chandelier
    Using everyday objects as design inspiration is nothing new, but rarely do we see it executed in such a poetic and gorgeous way as Steven Haulenbeek's Cumulus Light Canopy made from simple white photographers' translucent "shoot-through" umbrellas. The umbrellas, which can be arranged in various configurations and numbers, making the system fully scalable, creates a cloudlike form (hence the name 'Cumulus') while making the umbrella a playful light fixture rather than a shield from the dreary rain....<br><br><a href='https://inhabitat.com/cumulus-light-canopy-by-steve-haulenbeek/'>READ ARTICLE</a>
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Cumulus Light Canopy, Steven Haulenbeek, Steve Haulenbeek, Chicago designer, umbrella light, umbrella lamp, umbrella chandelier

Using everyday objects as design inspiration is nothing new, but rarely do we see it executed in such a poetic and gorgeous way as Steven Haulenbeek's Cumulus Light Canopy made from simple white photographers' translucent "shoot-through" umbrellas. The umbrellas, which can be arranged in various configurations and numbers, making the system fully scalable, creates a cloudlike form (hence the name 'Cumulus') while making the umbrella a playful light fixture rather than a shield from the dreary rain....

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