spain-based french designer sébastian cordoléani has created, ‘alcove’; a table or hung lamp formed from a single sheet of paper which is bent
in order to form an arch by which the piece becomes freestanding. as a table lamp, the slightly reflective white or colored paper provides
a niche in which one may work or showcase prized objects. the colorful lighting implement emits a diffused beam,
softly illuminating the table and objects placed within the curved space. a very similar affect is produced by the lamp hung from a wall,
yet, devoid of the table as a reflective surface, the light of the lamp is further diffused beneath the folded shade.
the piece features a white interior and black exterior color scheme
‘alcove’ as a hanging lamp
alternate view of ‘alcove’ blue interior and white exterior lamp
clockwise from upper left: step one in folding ‘alcove’; step two; step three; and ‘alcove’ in its completed form
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