Published on: November 9, 2008
LeafLamp is a floor lamp inspired by Mother Nature’s
gardens.
But instead of absorbing sun rays, this plant creates and reflects
gentle light using LED bulbs and ambiance filters. Dew drop cords switch both
lamps on and off; the larger top leaf radiates a warm orangey glow while the
smaller bottom leaf rotates 250 degrees and can be used as a reading light.
Formed from green metallic and plastic stems and leaves, this functional room
accessory evokes the randomness of nature’s creations.
Sofian is a French-Jordanian industrial designer currently located in Amman-Jordan.
Sofian Tallal
+(962) 796 916 290
mail@sofiantallal.com
www.sofiantallal.com
Posted by: Mitja Prelovsek
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