in-ei Lampshades by Issey Miyake for Artemide
May 7, 2012 by Jack Smylie , Posted in Design & Tech, Tagged
Issey Miyake
Exhibited at Milan Deisgn Week 2012, ‘in-ei‘ is a collection of environmentally-minded, foldable lampshades developed by Issey Mikyake for Italian lighting firm Artemide. Named after the japanese word translatable as ‘shadow’, ‘shade’, and ‘nuance’, the lampshades are constructed with a fibrous fabric derived from recycled bottles, with the geometric designs utilizing two and three dimensional mathematical principals to define shape and degree of shade. The origami-inspired results possess a spectacular, spectral quality. The project represents a continuation of the 132 5. Issey Miyake 2D/3D folded clothing design research undertaken by Miyake’s reality lab. (via. designbloom)
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