The latest design from the prolific collaboration between designer Burkhard Dämmer and Spanish lighting manufacturer LZF is this compound pendant light called Dandelion.
The original idea for the fixture came from drawings by the German zoologist and philologist Ernst Haeckel which featured symmetrical and geometric shapes of microscopic organisms which are found in the ocean. The spherical shape of the lamp is formed by an ordered combination of pentagons and hexagons made from wood veneer. The lighting fixture can be considered one single lamp or combination of lamps working in unison.
The original idea for the fixture came from drawings by the German zoologist and philologist Ernst Haeckel which featured symmetrical and geometric shapes of microscopic organisms which are found in the ocean. The spherical shape of the lamp is formed by an ordered combination of pentagons and hexagons made from wood veneer. The lighting fixture can be considered one single lamp or combination of lamps working in unison.
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| Image | LZF |
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