Interior lighting is more than a useful home accessory; it can also be a practical, elegant element that creates atmosphere and a relaxed mood. "Lamp L" was designed by the young French designer Anna Leymergie with great attention to detail. Designer table lamp creates subtle lighting effects and fits comfortably into many interior styles.
Designer table lamp with a sense of flow
This unique table lamp design adapts to any surface set at a 90-degree angle – a table, shelf, cabinet or similar edge. In this way, Leymergie's design recalls Salvador Dali's melting clocks and brings a surreal touch to the room. The soft, rounded form feels balanced, while the dark brown and cream palette keeps the lamp restrained.
Unusual table lamp design in rattan and paper
Its colors and shapes work harmoniously together. A sense of movement can be seen in the design of the table lamp. Lamp L was handmade from rattan, Japanese paper, linen thread and white oak on an L-shaped square base. "Lamp L" combines craftsmanship with a distinctive form that creates a sense of flow.
Ideas for indirect lighting
Anna Leymergie was born in Paris in 1987 and graduated from ESAG Penninghen in 2010 after time at the Politecnico di Milano. During her studies she gained experience with Hilton McConnico and Christophe Pillet, and after graduation she joined the team of Patrick Jouin and Sanjit Manku. Her projects aim to stimulate creativity and bring pure light into daily life.
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Lamp L by Anna Leymergie
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