Published: May 28, 2009 in design » cool by Thomas Baekdal
Galvanized steel pipes can be used for many things. They are usually used to direct the flow of water. But if you pour electricity through them you end up with these amazing desk lamps.
The Kozo1-3 desk lamps are galvanized steel pipes put together in the form of handmade lamp. The parts come from around the world and each bares the trademarks of its origin country. The materials are left raw and alive, with little authentic rust at the joints and the marks from hand tools that were used in the assembly process.
It's Brilliant!
(via Etzy)
Steampunk for the win. New stuff in old covers is becoming more and more of a trend it seems.
Wow nice article to read
Really simple concept for a great lamp! I love it!
Wow, wonderful work. I have got to get me a couple of them.
Cool - I want one!!!!
I would be as happy at the man in the slideshow on their own site www.kozo-lamp.com
Nice site with small funny things like swich on/off the light
wow!
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May 28
2009
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I can imagine semanticists would love to get their hands on one of these! "This is not a pipe..." Actually it's a drain pipe, although not how you'd expect to see one. I wonder how successful it is as a lamp though? It looks very rigid... But having said that, it would be sweet to own one.