Dining Room Light Morphe

Give your dining room a new life with this Morphe light fixture! It will make you want to spend more time in your kitchen enjoying the meals with your beloved. The lamp is a wonderful solution to illuminate your dining table because the light bulb won’t disturb your eyes. It is placed inside the lampshade, far from the eye view and at the same time it makes a lot of light to illuminate even your plate with a fish and all those annoying fish bones!

The shape of Morphe lamps has many connotations with the zoomorphic and amorphous forms like eggs, amoebas, oblong stones riddled by sea waves. Smooth and oval surface accentuates irregular recesses, unique wrinkles in each of the lamps. The term Morphe derived from Greek and means “shape”. Each lamp is unrepeatable and will fill the interior with warm light, setting a very special mood.

◉ Material
Meets the requirements of even the most fearless ecologists. Lamp is made of pulped newspapers, water based, cellulosic glue and natural earth pigments. All these components, as well as the process of lamp formation, are environmentally friendly and ecological. Lamp is very lightweight, durable and also compostable.

◉ Dimensions
Lampshade:
- 40 cm/ 15.7 inch height
- 33.5 cm/ 13 inch diameter
Textile cord:
- 1m/ 39 inch

◉ Bulbs
Let it shine only with LED bulbs up to 20W (the bulb is not included) with E27 ending.

◉ Installation
Lamp comes with a bulb holder, cord and canopy made also from paper pulp (has the same colour as the lamp). All you need to do is to mount it on the ceiling.

◉ Featured
London Design Fair in 2017, Label Magazine, Archiproducts, Design Alive, Furnishing International and above all Design Wanted.

◉ Customisation
Crod and lamp colour. There are plenty available. Drop me a message if you want a specific cable color/length and even more amazing lamp colour. I can be helpful.

◉ About Maria
Maria is a Barcelona based artist who creates one-of-a-kind lighting sculptures. Each of her lamps is a hand-made work of art. Maria’s lamps were featured in Vogue, Elle Decoration and Architectural Digest, just to name a few.