Madrid-based Mayice Studio created this sculptural lamp using a single piece of curving glass, as a study into how light travels through concave and convex forms.
Measuring at over a metre long, the Filamento light was debuted at Spazio Rossana Orlandi during this year’s Milan design week.
Mayice Studio formed the lamp from one long tube of glass and one filament, which creates a laser-like effect when lit up in a dark room.
When the light is off, its undulating glass design allows the light to stand alone as an ornamental centrepiece.
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