Argentinian designer Federico Churba has created the Hanoi Lamp.
Federico says:
Apparent simplicity for a harmonious complexity of shapes. This lamp is realised in one horizontal plane that acquires form and volume through the bends of the material. A formal simpleness defined by details. A warm and intimate light, like the kind gesture of someone bowing down in greeting.
Via: Contemporist
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