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Mori. Rich brilliant willing.

Jun 19, 2014 | 2010s, Designer L > Z, dining room, fiber-synthetic, living room, steel |
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Drawing its name and inspiration from a silkworm, Mori from Rich Brilliant Willing is a series of LED pendant lights that incorporate a technique originally developed by the military to package explosives for shipment. Two wire hoops are crossed at 90º and wrapped with a light silken material then coated with a matte lacquer to create a rigid but flexible translucent structure that allows the soft warm glow of the 432 lumen LED light source to pass through it. Mori pendant lamps are available in several shapes and sizes.

designer: rich brilliant willing
period: 2014
introduction: icff 2014

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