London designer Mathias Hahn’s Scantling lamps (see our earlier story) have been put into production with Barcelona brand Marset.
Hinged wooden arms allow for the shade to be adjustable without counterweights or springs.
The product is available as a table lamp, wall light and two floor lamps.
See Hahn’s prototypes from 2008 in our earlier story.
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The information below is from Hahn:
SCANTLING
By Mathias Hahn, 2010
A combination of basic geometric shapes and the use of wood together with metal give this range of lamps a homely appearance, at the same time as a clearly defined personality.
All of the movements of the fully rotating shade use arms and hinges, and its technical precision means that springs or counterweights are not necessary in order to maintain the selected position.
Scantling is a term used to define the size to which a piece of wood or stone is measured and cut, derived from the name of an old unit of measurement.
The interplay of the different elements used in its design gives this lamp an archetypal, almost graphic appearance.
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