I'm really liking these Bibliotekslampan for Mjölk. Perfect for a bedside lamp or for searching the spines of books in a dark library. See a post about designer David Ericsson and these lights here .
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4 comments:
What a handy design for a light. Great idea.
it's so funny the way languages cross over. i knew it had something to do with a library from the french "biblioteque" and something to do with light from the english lamp"
do you know what it is made of?
Patience - yes - i guess it's latin based? Who knew?
Alina - i believe it's leather and wood.
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