Swedish design students create lamps from pine and LED lights

Swedish furniture design graduate students at Carl Malmsten Furniture Studies collaborated with ateljé Lyktan in Woodlights, a project that makes creative use of pine. The students were tasked to create lighting fixtures for both private and public spaces using pine and LED lights. As you can see from the photos below, the resulting lamps embody the Swedish aesthetic, form and function we love. This student project debuted at the Stockholm Furniture & Light Fair last February 2016.

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December, by AnnaKlara Gleisner

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Knall, by Linnéa Werme

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Nock, by Markus Barvestig

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Cone, by Sebastian Dell’Uva

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Take Away, by Asa Persson

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L05, by Anders Henckel Nielsen

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Dandelion, by Linda Anjou

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Helio, by Olivia Oberg