I spotted some Wunderwurks products at San Francisco's Propeller the other day, and was instantly captivated.
Industrial designer Tony Wurman's luminescent lamps and colorful vessels look like they're crafted from spun ribbon candy, but they're actually handmade with thin layers of nontoxic hot glue. The effect is striking and a little bit strange -- but wonderfully so.
These babies do not come cheap, but I think they're definitely worthy of the Lust List. My favorites:
Jupiter Lamp, $370
Herring Lamp, $680
Hula-Hula Lamp, $680
Criss-Cross Clock, $156
Everything Vessel, $436
IO Vertical Vases, $336 each
Ribbon Bowl, $536
You can find the complete line of Wunderwurks products here.
Friday, July 13, 2007
Cool Stuff: Wunderwurks Design
Posted by Leah at 9:36 AM
Labels: Cool Stuff, hot glue, lighting, Propeller, Tony Wurman, vases, Wunderwurks
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2 comments:
The Hula-Hula lamp is HUBBA HUBBA! These are all pretty amazing!
Lovely lamps..I bet they are beautiful when lit up.
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