The minimalistic style came to stay for a long time: more than a tendency, it represents a way of living. Another novelty from the studio Kawamura-Ganjavian tends to prove this theory. CAJONLIGHT is a table lamp based on an experimentation between the space and the light.
As you can observ, it slightly resembles the facade of a futuristic modern building. When switched off, it is created a mysterious character by its faceted volume and missing face. By the other hand, when switched on, it turns into a versatile and function light: as a matter of fact, it can rest in different positions, as long as you choose the one you like the most.
The light comes in two variations: a white lacquered version and an upholstered version. The versality of this reading lamp is incredible: whether for reading, ambiance, or writing, Cajon can be positioned in the desired way. Also, the amount of light that the fixture allows can be directioned respecting the desired needs.
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