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Örsjö
Great White Wall Light
Great White was designed in 2011 by the design trio Claesson Koivisto Rune, and was first made for the prestigious Hotel Nibis in Stockholm. The shape is playful and consists of a swing-ajustable arm in raw brass, flexible like a fishing pole, high enough for one to be able to walk under. The lampscreen is made in off-white chinette, and resemble a big fish having just swallowed its pray. This is where the name comes in, in legacy of the infamous shark.
Great White lends its qualities to environments where the armature is allowed to play a subtle, but effective role in the interior design. This series reflects Örsjö's strive to allways work with the best materials and to offer a personal and durable design.
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