Turn LED Table Lamp
The name is also the method. "Turn" refers to the lathe-spinning technique used to shape the lamp's solid metal body, a process drawn from industrial craft in which rotation itself defines the object's character. The surface retains a faint texture from that process, tactile in a way that distinguishes it from anything cast or pressed.
Designed by Nao Tamura, a Tokyo-born designer whose practice moves across product, space, and communication, the Turn distills her sensibility for objects that carry meaning without ornamentation. A circular shade and circular base mirror each other across a slender connecting rod. The geometry is simple and deliberate, the proportion exact.
- Lathe-spun solid metal construction
- Integrated LED light source
- Suitable for indoor and outdoor use
- Designed by Nao Tamura for Ambientec
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Turn LED Table Lamp
The name is also the method. "Turn" refers to the lathe-spinning technique used to shape the lamp's solid metal body, a process drawn from industrial craft in which rotation itself defines the object's character. The surface retains a faint texture from that process, tactile in a way that distinguishes it from anything cast or pressed.
Designed by Nao Tamura, a Tokyo-born designer whose practice moves across product, space, and communication, the Turn distills her sensibility for objects that carry meaning without ornamentation. A circular shade and circular base mirror each other across a slender connecting rod. The geometry is simple and deliberate, the proportion exact.
- Lathe-spun solid metal construction
- Integrated LED light source
- Suitable for indoor and outdoor use
- Designed by Nao Tamura for Ambientec
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The name is also the method. "Turn" refers to the lathe-spinning technique used to shape the lamp's solid metal body, a process drawn from industrial craft in which rotation itself defines the object's character. The surface retains a faint texture from that process, tactile in a way that distinguishes it from anything cast or pressed.
Designed by Nao Tamura, a Tokyo-born designer whose practice moves across product, space, and communication, the Turn distills her sensibility for objects that carry meaning without ornamentation. A circular shade and circular base mirror each other across a slender connecting rod. The geometry is simple and deliberate, the proportion exact.
- Lathe-spun solid metal construction
- Integrated LED light source
- Suitable for indoor and outdoor use
- Designed by Nao Tamura for Ambientec
