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biiit 010 / Brass Wall lamp

Le prix initial était : €1,518.00.Le prix actuel est : €115.27.

UGS : SKU4jDdnkU4JP Catégories : Appliques, Chambre, Luminaires, Luminaires, Par Pièce, Salle À Manger, Séjour, Toutes Les Pièces Étiquette : MANO Design Studio Marque : MANO Design Studio

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biiit 010 is an architectural wall-mounted sconce designed as a refined, rectilinear volume that integrates light, shadow, and structural void. Featuring a thick, premium frame finished in brushed matte brass, this piece introduces a disciplined geometric silhouette to vertical surfaces. The upper portion houses an illuminated Hanji (Korean mulberry paper) screen, detailed with a rhythmic cadence of parallel lines, while the lower section drops into an open, minimalist metallic cavity. Striking a sophisticated balance between structural weight and floating translucency, the biiit 010 acts as a functional art installation that brings a serene, graphic atmosphere to high-end corridors, luxury hospitality interiors, and executive spaces.

L 25 cm x W 17 cm x H 5 cm – 4 kg
L 9.84 in x W 6.69 in x H 1.97 in

Type de produit :Wall Lamps

Material: Brass, Paper

Color: Off White

Style: Contemporary, Craft Revival, Organic Modernism

Location: South Korea

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MANO Design Studio

Bo Ah Kim founded MANO Design Studio in Seoul in 2016. With a background in interior design in Korea and further studies in Product Design in Milan, she develops work at the intersection of traditional Korean craft and contemporary design. Her primary practice focuses on lighting made from Hanji, a traditional Korean paper crafted from mulberry bark. Each piece is made by hand cutting, folding, and stitching to draw out a quiet dialogue between light and material.She choose to leave behind small, organic differences instead of creating smooth, identical forms. By revealing the presence of time and the beauty of imperfection, She strive to fracture the sameness of modern objects and restore their true ‘thingness’.