Trapets by Note Design Studio for Zero
Note Design Studio of Stockholm were inspired by a circus trapeze to create these pendent lamps with aluminium shades that appear to be draped over a wooden pole.

Designed for Swedish brand Zero, the Trapets in fact have a wooden knob attached to either end of their shades.

They house low-energy tube lights and come in two lengths.

See more work by Note Design Studio here and more products from Zero here.

Photos are by Mathias Nero.

Here’s a little bit of text from the designers:
Toulouse 1859 — a young daredevil swings through the air on a wooden bar fastened to two ropes above his father’s swimming pool. That year, the curious hobby was first shown at the Cirque Napoleon in Paris, and the success was clear: the art of the trapeze was born.
Some 160 years later, Note Design Studios’ Trapets was born, with a shape born from the classic circus device. Here, the fitting’s shade rests lithely over the trapeze, spreading a pleasant light over the work station.
Trapets is equipped with T5 Eco and is available in two lengths 1400 mm and 1700 mm.
Title: Trapets
Client: ZERO
Dimensions: 1700, 1400 mm
Material: Aluminium, microprism, wooden knobs.
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