Called “Anchor-1” for its shape, this minimalistic desk lamp utilizes a 3-facet design to adjust the angle of inclination and light direction. The long LED strip is held upright with a system of removable counterbalancing weights that also make the design an interactive lighting object that the user can have fun adjusting. Composed of aluminum, inlaid plywood and steel parts, it’s as efficient to produce as it is to run!
Designer: Fyodor Lazariev
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