Medusa floor lamp
Aug 19 2011, 12:00 pmLike every Friday, for the column about lighting design, today we show “Medusa”, a floor lamp conceived by Hungarian designer Marton Bartos. An object characterized by elegant mahogany wood panels, flexible, connected to a rotary device put at the top of the lamp. An association of elements that can change the simple initial shape, linear and static, in an organic and alive form, which allow the light to transpire, permitting the user to set the right light to spread in the environment.
Designer: Marton Bartos
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