This Jackknife-Inspired Lamps Is Simple But Beautiful

This Jackknife-Inspired Lamps Is Simple But Beautiful


This beautiful lamp, designed by Elia Mangia for Foundry, is subtly inspired by a jackknife’s folding blade — but don’t let that put you off, because its simplicity is too alluring to resist.

Called Tuca-Tuca, the lamp’s main structure is made from a carved and turned stick of maple, on which a painted metal shade is mounted. Hinged in the same way as a jackknife, the shade closes to sit flush with the the base when not in use — the rest of the time, its warm LEDs reflect beautifully off the natural wood below.

The lamp will be available from Foundry soon, though price is yet to be confirmed. [Foundry via Design Boom]


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