Clearance Seam table light
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The Seam lamps by Dutch designer Seppe Van Heusden show an interesting contrast between a black steel arm and base and a poetic porcelain lampshade. The name is inspired by the lampshade’s visible seam of the mould, used for casting the porcelain shade.///Description
Seppe van Heusden intuitively creates objects that ascribe meaning to their space and context. In his first collaborative project with Belgian design label Serax, van Heusden seeks to establish an architectural link with the aim of designing a timeless collection. By working with contrasts, his designs acquire both subtlety and immediacy.
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Clearance Seam table light
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The Seam lamps by Dutch designer Seppe Van Heusden show an interesting contrast between a black steel arm and base and a poetic porcelain lampshade. The name is inspired by the lampshade’s visible seam of the mould, used for casting the porcelain shade.///Description
Seppe van Heusden intuitively creates objects that ascribe meaning to their space and context. In his first collaborative project with Belgian design label Serax, van Heusden seeks to establish an architectural link with the aim of designing a timeless collection. By working with contrasts, his designs acquire both subtlety and immediacy.
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The Seam lamps by Dutch designer Seppe Van Heusden show an interesting contrast between a black steel arm and base and a poetic porcelain lampshade. The name is inspired by the lampshade’s visible seam of the mould, used for casting the porcelain shade.///Description
Seppe van Heusden intuitively creates objects that ascribe meaning to their space and context. In his first collaborative project with Belgian design label Serax, van Heusden seeks to establish an architectural link with the aim of designing a timeless collection. By working with contrasts, his designs acquire both subtlety and immediacy.
