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Studio JuJu's AT-Lamps, Bollard and the Black Box

By Lisa Smith - May 29, 2009

These are two lovely examples of indirect lighting for the floor and the wall from Singapore-based Studio JuJu, who seem to have adopted a SANAA-like sensibility toward furniture.

AT-lamps come in two heights and function as tables while lighting the surface beneath them. A series of LEDs is embedded into the wooden tabletop, which is supported by skinniest of steel legs.

Bollard and the Black Box sits facing the wall. When the touch switch/bollard is poked, it lights up, reflecting gently off an adjacent surface.

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Lisa Smith

Lisa is dedicated to promoting the American contemporary design scene. She keeps herself busy as the co-founder of the Object Design League, an association of independent designers in Chicago, and design practice Smith&Linder, both co-founded with Caroline Linder. She also teaches foundation research studios at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago.