"Made of painted wood, the interiors are layered with squared panels, each having an adjustable light. When closed, the lamp resembles a perfectly shaped cube, and once the user swings the panels outward, the warm light comes out depending on the direction of the opened corner. These panels are also irregular, bearing their own cuts and shapes and allowing the light to filter through differently, as if the user is shaping it like an abstract sculpture."
"The light comes from the center and spreads outward through the openings. Inside, users can see horizontal yellow planes stacked one above the other. These planes are evenly spaced and glow softly, appearing like thin shelves or layers floating around the center. The light is not harsh as well but diffused, reminiscent of candlelight or sunset light, and offering a soft contrast with the cool-white exterior of the interactive foldable cube lamp."
The interactive foldable cube lamp appears as a perfectly shaped white cube when closed. Painted wood panels form the interior, layered with squared, adjustable panels and horizontal yellow planes that glow softly like stacked shelves. A central diffused bulb emits warm, candlelike light that spreads outward through gaps and openings created when hinged corner panels are tilted or swung outward. Irregular panel cuts and shapes filter light differently, enabling sculptural modulation of illumination. Hinged corners do not fully attach, allowing ambient rays to escape and subtly illuminate a dark space. The design remains a concept exploring lighting as an engaging home sculpture.
Read at designboom | architecture & design magazine
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