Edda is a functional family of lights which stand out through contrasting materials.
Their big, conical shades made of painted steel house most commercially available CFL bulbs invisibly. The concrete base provides stability and creates an optically and tactilely unfamiliar character in the working or living space.

Edda is a functional family of lights which stand out through contrasting materials.
Their big, conical shades made of painted steel house most commercially available CFL bulbs invisibly. The concrete base provides stability and creates an optically and tactilely unfamiliar character in the working or living space.

Melting Light arose from experiments with different lampshade forms. In the end, the wave from turned out to be the optimal design for reflecting the light diffusely into the room. LED technology is used to allow the lighting elements to be behind glass because of their very low heat generation.

The two-seater complements the conceptual Hunting Lines series which has been started in late 2007. Contrary to the ottoman, which has been designed as a community seating for shorter periods of time, the sofa offers the possibility to accommodate two or more people very comfortably. Due to its form, it can be arranged directly side by side to create opposed waves which flow through a room.

You want to use it as a couch? As a chaise longue? Try to find your way to sit - lean back, if you can. Lay down, if you wish. Share it with others. Just don't expect any help.

Designer: Daniel Becker Made in Germany

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