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)

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Lamps Designed by Their Own Cords by nadlab

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Raised and educated in New England, David Rasmussen was exposed to the region’s rich culture of fine furniture making from a young age. Rasmussen trained with furniture masters Wayne Marcoux and Dan Mosheim, from whom he learned composition and fabrication techniques. Later, he studied Danish, Ming Dynasty, and contemporary American studio furniture.

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Deconstruction: David Rasmussen’s WUD Plates

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Is it a table or is it a lamp? The correct answer is lamp, although the shape of the lamp does resemble a table, which I found to be pretty amusing.  In fact I think it would be pretty interesting visually to use this table lamp on a table.

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Table Lamp

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