Artecnica Phrena Hanging Lamp

Upon manipulation this perfectly flat light fixture transforms into a beautiful 3-Dimensional light shade. Created from the ?simplicity of opening a book, the pages of this light work together to create perfect symmetry. Artecnica’s use of white Tyvek once again creates a glow and adds warmth to any environment. Can be configured for up-lighting or down-lighting distribution.

Lighting cord not included and sold separately. 
All cords are 4.5 meters long provided with a plug and switch.
Alternatively all cords can be spliced and hard wired into a ceiling outlet.

Dimensions:
Diameter: 53 cm
Height: 28 cm

Material:
Tyvek

Other:
Designed by Karl Zahn
Pendant Lamp
UL listed

SAFETY INFORMATION:
Maximum lamp rating is 60 watt.
Electrical Cord not included

Features:
Tear, temperature and water resistant.
Handwashable care.
Packaged Flat; Electrical cord sold separately.
Weight: 1.0kg

Artecnica

Artecnica is a Los Angeles based design company that collaborates with the most established and emerging international designers to create inspiring decorative objects for the living environment.

Alongside such talented designers as Tord Boontje, Hella Jongerius and the Campana brothers, they continue to explore vibrant, colourful ways of expressing compelling ideas and bringing delight and discovery to everyday design.

Artecnica is committed to considering issues of environmental sustainability and responsible manufacturing. Products are often made with recycled materials and transported in easy-ship flat packages to help reduce their carbon footprint.

Design w/Conscience, founded by Artecnica in 2002, is a program for the design and manufacturing of products to be in accordance with humanitarian and environmentally sensitive principles. Artecnica’s Design with Conscience® program works with artisan communities in developing countries to produce unique handcrafted objects that reflect indigenous skills. This humanitarian approach supports shared work and profit across borders, cultures, races, and religions. Here again, design acts as a catalyst for change, providing an opportunity to help transform the global landscape.