This unique pendant lamp is made of 64 rectangles that had beedn laser cut of MDF
Today we are sharing one more stunning architectural lamp that takes your breath away the moment your see it. I’d never expected to see such a giant volume suspended before I saw this lamp!
Alex Groot Jebbink’s Angles pendant light uses MDF that’s laser cut into 64 rectangles, varying in size from small to large, to form its bulky structure. Created for Odesi, the design allows it to be hung in two different ways, as an X-shape or as a cross, giving it a completely different appearance.
The goal was to push its volume to the max while using a minimal amount of material and by cutting thin rectangles of MDF, he was able to achieve that. By stacking the material in the same thickness, the pattern of repetition becomes a key visual component while remaining a simple idea.
This lamp can easily become a focal point in your living room, home bar or even in various restaurants, bars and other places like that, it will easily highlight the space.
The goal was to create a big piece of a minimal amount of material, and the designer achieved it
