Looking like something right out of the 1970s Brady Bunch
house in California, the Woods lamp
is a “green” creation by Spanish designer Héctor Serrano for decorative lamp
studio-lab Arturo Alvarez.
This “tailor-made” pendant lamp is assembled with elongated
blocks of birch wood hanging hickly-pickly from transparent cables from a
metallic canopy that makes it seemingly dance on the ceiling like a wind-chime.
I see this wicked pendant as a perfect fit in an industrial
loft, where the use of untreated wood and polished concrete permeates the
space. It’s also perfect for a touch of
whimsy in a more polished room or killing a midcentury space with a 70s
sensibility … and don’t forget restaurants.
It’s actually a lot more versatile that what you imagine!
image credits: Arturo Alvarez, La Coruña,
Spain
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