Lamp | Iveta Trifonova

Lampo

Inspiration - windy fields

This lamp was inspired by the grass and its movement on a windy day. I wanted to design a lamp that can meet everybody's needs by being able to bend in multiple directions. I have used the grass stems as an anchor.

This project was selected and displayed in ‘Exhibition of light’ at Arts University Bournemouth.

Design journey I

Tuber9 I

Lionel Theodore Dean

For a precedent, I have chosen Tuber9 by Lionel Theodore Dean.

My idea was to design a lamp, which can emit light from different places and can illuminate the room with soft light.
I also wanted my lamp to be flexible and adjustable, in order to meet its user's needs.

Tuber9 met most of the requirements I was looking for and impressed me with shape, design and materials.

Sketches and ideas

A journey through the design process of the lamp. From the first sketches and initial ideas to the end result - Lampo.

From a paper sketch in 2D drawing into a real working interior object in 3D, this took me 2 months to design and build (I have spent only 3 days in the workshop). I was looking for inspiration for like a month, but then, after getting it, everything was very straightforward.

Technical Drawings I

Hand Drawings

Name I

Typo

I have decided to name it Grass Lamp in the beginning due to its resemblance with the grass but after a typo, which occurred while I was naming the folder with all the images of the lamp, I have changed the name to Lampo.

Plan

Product making I

Lampo I

Photographs

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