Rare Isamu Noguchi Akari Light Sculpture, Japan, Signature stamped Akari light sculpture with box, paper shade; orange, brown and natural, limited (discontinued) series sold only in Japan/rewire
The shade for standing and table lamps is held by five interwoven strips also in maple which are smoothed down and oiled. The soft edges provide the lamp with a visual delicateness in contrast to the vigor of the materials used. In a slow-drying process, the strips are dried naturally to maintain their form/belux
The Drift sideboard has six drawers all with touch opening systems. The carcass is finished in a high gloss white lacquer with the jagged walnut drawers in a clear matt lacquer/want studio
Vancouver based Kurt Dexel recently came out with a line of furniture called the Angular Collection. The entire line was inspired by a triangular piece of scrap wood that Dexel found in his studio
New York and Los Angeles based fashion photographer Brooke Nipar has worked for editorial clients such as Complex, Marie Claire, Maxim, Nylon, Teen Vogue, and Vibe. Her commercial clients include Converse, Lady Footlocker, EMI Records, and Wrangler. There is something seducing in those photos
New York based fashion photography duo Steven Gomillion and Dennis Leupold has been creating fashion shots ever since they met, back in 2006. Steve having a Brazilian background, and Dennis being German, they both share a passion for photography/Gomillion and Leupold studio
1969/70. The VP Globe, which is produced in two sizes, has a spherical globe made of acrylic glass, with a system of metal reflectors to radiate the light. The variously shaped reflectors are partly chrome-plated, partly white and partly lacquered red and blue/Verner Panton
1974. Relaxer 2 consists of two bent wooden runners which are connected by slats. Foam upholstery with fabric or leather-covered cover fitted to the slats ensures seating comfort/Verner Panton
1984. The lamp consists of two round, differently sized glass discs which serve as reflectors. A halogen bulb is located at the centre of the larger disc while the smaller reflector below it ensures that the light is radiated as widely as possible/Verner Panton
The spherical globe of the Topan lamp is open at the bottom and consists of polished or lacquered aluminium sheeting. To avoid the risk of the bulb at the centre of the lamp blinding people, Panton hung the lamp as low as possible above the table or floor. The same purpose was served by a specially developed set of deflectors, as used at the Hotel Astoria/Verner Panton
1960. The lamp consists of a large numbers of ring-shaped, lacquered white discs which are suspended around the centrally located bulb. The fan-shaped discs hide the bulb and at the same time serve as reflectors, through which a soft light is spread throughout the room/Verner Panton