normal studio's rechargeable lamps for maiori are made of sustainable materials

french design duo normal studio has developed a collection of solar garden lamps for maiori – a company specialized in solar lighting. called ‘la lampe couture’ and presented during maison et objet, the lighting set consists of three individually sized solar lamps created for outdoor use. including a transformative foot stand to hang them, the lighting objects are ‘inspired by traditional asian lanterns that gracefully float in the sky from the heat of a single candle.’

the lamps are informed by traditional asian lanterns

made of an innovative translucent material, the ‘la lampe couture’ collection by normal studio for maiori conducts and enhances the degree of emitted light, maximizing the LED’s capacity. they produce a soft and warm glow and are equipped with maiori’s trademark LED lighting and photovoltaic energy technology. the lamps, which can be recharged throughout the day under the sun’s rays, have a handle that makes them versatile and provides options for lighting a table, hanging from a tree, or just setting them on the floor near a swimming pool.

the lighting set consists of three individually sized solar lamps

they are intended for outdoor use

the lamps are equipped with maiori’s trademark LED lighting and photovoltaic energy technology

just leave them outside charging during the day and enjoy their warm light during the night

a handle makes them versatile and provides different lighting options

the maiori booth at maison et objet in paris