October 3rd, 2007

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HiKARI is a series of timber lights by Danish designer Rasmus Fenhann, which were exhibited at the Made in Denmark exhibition at 100% Futures in London last month.

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Here is a short description from Fenhann’s website:

hiKARI

2005

Lamps in Oregon pine

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The minimalist design comes from geometry. Rasmus Fenhann is using the old polyhedral shapes in a new way.

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The 6 lamps are made by equilateral polygons, which make the lamps simple, poetic and functional: the light is allowed to spread to all sides, and the handmade paper gives a soft and pleasant light.

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Posted by Marcus Fairs

2 Responses to “HiKARI lights by Rasmus Fenhann”

  1. fBot Says:

    These are Tight!

  2. Ren Says:

    Something stuffy about these lights…….

    Makes me think of something a Geometry and Woodwork teacher may concieve together.

    All the same they look well concieved.

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