"Folio is a lamp concept that looks exactly like a book and lives exactly where books do. The idea starts from a simple question: if books give us light metaphorically, why shouldn't that light be given back physically?"
"The form is deliberately stripped down to its most recognizable elements: a rectangle, a spine, a gap. Two stainless steel panels form the covers, with a 3D-printed cap sitting between them to house the LED pin lamp."
"Depending on which way you face the lamp, the character of the light changes entirely. Facing forward, it casts direct light for reading or task work. Turned around, it becomes a soft ambient source, washing the wall behind it."
"What makes Folio particularly clever is how well it disappears into its surroundings. Slide it onto a bookshelf between a few paperbacks, and it reads as just another volume until it's on."
Folio is a lamp concept by Eunsu Lee that addresses the common issue of reading lamps being either too harsh or too dim. It is designed to look like a book, fitting perfectly on bookshelves. The lamp features stainless steel panels and a 3D-printed cap that houses an LED pin lamp, producing warm amber light. Its unique design allows for two lighting modes: direct light for reading and soft ambient light when turned around, making it versatile for various settings.
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