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Testemunhos Lamp | Studio Objeto

Testemunhos Lamp | Studio Objeto

Design
“Testemunho” is the name given to a stone sample extracted from a quarry to serve as a color reference; its analysis precedes the actual extraction process. These typically discarded pieces have a slender, conical shape that, if not for this process, would require sculpting. Arthur Casas embraces the raw beauty of Rafaello samples, sourced from Brazil’s central-west region, to create the base of a lamp by joining a few rods. The shade is made of metal mesh, creating a contrast between lightness and weight. Its translucency and material required a special structure, developed by the Studio Objeto team.

“Testemunho” is the name given to a stone sample extracted from a quarry to serve as a color reference; its analysis precedes the actual extraction process. These typically discarded pieces have a slender, conical shape that, if not for this process, would require sculpting. Arthur Casas embraces the raw beauty of Rafaello samples, sourced from Brazil’s central-west region, to create the base of a lamp by joining a few rods. The shade is made of metal mesh, creating a contrast between lightness and weight. Its translucency and material required a special structure, developed by the Studio Objeto team.

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  • Description
    “Testemunho” is the name given to a stone sample extracted from a quarry to serve as a color reference; its analysis precedes the actual extraction process. These typically discarded pieces have a slender, conical shape that, if not for this process, would require sculpting. Arthur Casas embraces the raw beauty of Rafaello samples, sourced from Brazil’s central-west region, to create the base of a lamp by joining a few rods. The shade is made of metal mesh, creating a contrast between lightness and weight. Its translucency and material required a special structure, developed by the Studio Objeto team.
  • Localization
    São Paulo, Brazil
  • Field
    Design
  • Status
    Complete
    Ongoing

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