The Helios lamp embodies elegance and intrigue. The light source is surround by panels that gently flow and curve up around, changing the direction of illumination. The two main pieces are made from flat plywood, cut to shape. They are moulded applying a 90 degree central axis torsion. Two pieces have mirrored moulds. In between is a matte glass elipsoid secured with a metal ring connecting the the two main pieces.
Designer: Milos Todorovic
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