Dec 1, 2017
Floor Light by Daniel Rybakken & Andreas Engesvik
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Floor Light by Daniel Rybakken & Andreas Engesvik
Daniel Rybakken
Layers installation, 2012
(photography by Kalle Sanner & Daniel Rybakken)
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ダニエル・ライバッケンがwästbergのためにデザインしたランプ「w172 bokeh」(designboom) wästberg displays light effects from the past with holocene oil lamps & frosted glass diffusers (designboom)
Daniel Rybakken - Petit Standard for HAY (2020)
Lamp designer Daniel Rybakken’s 2007 prototype for Daylight Comes Sideways. Here he recreates the appearance of natural daylight through a translucent curtain. He does this by using 1,100 small LDS that dim in the shape of moving outdoor objects to emulate shadows. On he right is the same room lit with the standard ceiling lamp
A Sculptural Wall and Table Mirror Design that Plays with Light and Reflections - Artek 124° Mirror by Designer Daniel Rybakken
A Sculptural Wall and Table Mirror Design that Plays with Light and Reflections – Artek 124° Mirror by Designer Daniel Rybakken
124° Wall and Table Mirror Design by Daniel Rybakken for Artek
Artek’s 124° is a collection of sculptural mirrors that play with light and reflections. Designed by Daniel Rybakken, the mirrors have been named after their distinctive shape: two sheets of thin, polished steel meet at a 124-degree angle. The use of steel sheet makes the structure of the mirror frameless, unbreakable and…
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