Being as I like bicycles as much as I like light, Cho Hyung Suk’s B-Chain Lamp gets a nod of approval. The chain based design allows for flexibility in the lamp’s structure – i.e. it is adjustable – as well as providing the aesthetic ques. The lamp is available in both red and white. (via Design Boom).

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Delicate and handsome, David Derksen’s Copper Lamps are made of .1mm copper foil. The strips are cut and soldered together for form the pendents, with three different shapes suited to several interior applications. Derksen has worked with copper before, specifically on a cabinet project. In both cases, his interest in function vs. fragility is evident. (via Core 77).

A further look at the lamps after the jump.

Modernist inspired, skate driven, the Skate Study House team produces limited run furnishings with a solid mixed aesthetic. The “Launch of Cool” collection includes clock, lamp, and hang-up. Each piece is individually hand made. For a limited time, the pieces in the collection are offered in trio… thus, a good opportunity to start a collection of Skate House Study goods.

Lamp and hang-up after the jump.

Paris’ Nocc Studio has produced a series of objects built from graphics produced by a person’s voice pronouncing the objects name. Called “Object of Sound” the collection uses a 3D form of the sound and creates candles, vases, and lamps. The synergy of sound and visual might not be immediately apparent in the design, but the idea breaks interesting ground. Each piece is produced individually. (via Frame).

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