naama hofman re-imagines candlestick with light object 012
all images courtesy of naama hofman
tel aviv-based designer naama hofman is dedicated to changing the way we see light, continuously questioning what it should look like, and perpetually striving to find what the word ‘lamp’ can mean. her most recent exploration, comes in the form of ‘light object 012’. the small table lamp is made of 60 LEDs held within a single acrylic tube that connects to a bent iron pipe base. a modernization of the candlestick archetype, the light lets out a warm glow, further cementing the idea alongside its proportion and shape. ‘light object 012’ can be placed in a range of situations, including coffee tables, shelves, or plopped onto a bedside stand.
the light is propped up with a single pipe and tiny kickstand
pipe, acrylic, and LEDs are the only components in ‘light object 012’
with cords
standalone
detail, brass
detail, matte black
detail, white
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edited by: nick brink | designboom
