Beautiful lighting by Renate Vos for Serax. Made out of a silicone rubber and concrete (an experiment material), the lights cast a warm glow - which is such a contrast with the cool concrete. (Via April and May.
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6 comments:
They are beautiful. I really love the combination of the materials, it gives Bohr the industrial look and a soft look with the silicon.thanks for the inspiration and have a happy day
I really like the concrete effect..actually, I like concrete! A beautiful find Jan!
Wow, that's the lamp I am looking for. I love concrete. And this combination is really fantastic.
mmm, pinnable. I like the matte black look and how the concrete looks like plaster.
Wow! I love the contrast of materials and textures. I was wondering if they were covered in ceramic. But concrete! That's awesome. Gorgeous combination!
These are gorgeous!
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