Patterns of Light from Sha-Do January 30

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Shadows of intricate geometric patterns are cast across the room by the lighting designs of German designer Peter Buning. These lamp screens create ceiling medallions of light. Sha-Do has patterns that range from delicate, lace doilies and traditional quatrefoils to tribal starbursts and concentric mazes.

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There is also a series of illuminated canvases that feature both geometric and organic motifs.

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Visit the Sha-Do site for more lighting designs and concepts. If you’re interested in purchasing, visit Absolut, the website for Cologne lighting.

Posted in Design, Furniture + Lighting, Kristen Turner, Laser Cutting by Kristen Turner | Comments are off for this post

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2 Responses to “Patterns of Light from Sha-Do”

  1. Jon Says:
    January 30th, 2009 at 10:35 pm

    These light shades look really cool, they make me think of those spinning lanterns you put in kids rooms to help them fall asleep except these ones aren’t scary!

    Jon
    http://WoodMarvels.com – Create Unique Memories

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