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Accent Light is a minimalistic light fabricated from a paper

Accent Light

Accent Light is a minimalistic light from a paper

With a clear focus on perspectives, symmetries, and a strong sense of colors – Zürich-based Fritz Jakob Gräber designs an eye-catching ‘Accent Light’.

Approaching each project from a diverse point of view – this Swiss designer with his wide experience in a mélange of crafts develops an eclectic range of products, furniture, and lighting.

“In my perspective – starting an independent career as a young designer is an extremely challenging endeavor.

Becoming a producer of my editions is a path I’m already exploring as a way to establish my work. Accent Light is my answer to start my own business basically from the living room” says Gräber.

Soothing to the eyes – this super flatpack one-of-a-kind desk lamp reduces labor to a minimum level and additionally takes production, storage, and shipment into consideration.

Brilliantly creating volume out of flat materials, this visually pleasing minimalistic light is from a special type of paper.

“All envelopes are hand printed on a Dainippon flatbed offset machine built way back in 1971” Gräber adds.

Furthermore, Emitting a subtle warm downlight. This alluring object is a limited edition with only 7 lamps where all of are from Switzerland.

 

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