In recent times, architects have been experimenting with alternative building materials instead of traditionally used raw concrete. On the other hard, product & furniture designers have been attracted to the material and a lot of them are visualizing creative designs with concrete as the primary material.<\/p>\n

South Korean designers Justin Joo<\/strong> and Jun Hwang<\/strong> of Studio 220+<\/strong>have created a table lamp which has a shade made of concrete. The ‘Light 0’ <\/strong>table lamp – a versatile lighting piece that mixes warm and cold materials,  is composed of a lampshade made of concrete with exposed cable supported by a base in birch plywood. Two distinct elements especially designed to enhance the mobility and functionality, allowing, through three possibilities of position, to manage the lighting, going from a reflected light to a direct light, or left as a fascinating atmosphere lamp.<\/p>\n

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