The lamp One-by-One is a tower of different layers from which gently shines the light and yet bright enough. With 160 crumpled 'leaves' Steve Lechot from Jura created with the floor lamp an exciting game with light and shadow.
The layers are made of polyester fleece, which is practically tear-resistant, aging-resistant and flame-retardant. Therefore, the lamp is easy to clean and has an extremely long life compared to conventional paper luminaires.
What I particularly like is that the lamp is really energy efficient and that I can control it with state-of-the-art lighting electronics and dim it continuously. Once I find a mode I like, I can save it and double-click the integrated button to call it up or reprogram it at any time.
The Japanese-inspired luminaire is handmade by a factory for the disabled, where employees* crumple and string the layers all by hand. Piece by piece, 'One by One' that is.
More of 'One by One' or 'Belux' you can find in thelabel store Belux.
