Flaca stainless steel lamp is an exemplar of green design
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The Flaca's stand requires only four bends to assemble
The Flaca's design demonstrates attention to detail
The Flaca's design demonstrates attention to detail
The Flaca as it comes, in flat-pack form
The Flaca as it comes, in flat-pack form
Masiosare Studio's Flaca low-energy, stainless steel desk lamp can be bent into shape with the user's bare hands
The Flaca has a five-step assembly, and one of those is taking it out of the packaging
Dimensions of the Flaca
Article Summary
As a founding member of Desk Lamp Fetishists Anonymous, it was with great interest (read cold sweats) that I learned about the stainless steel Flaca desk lamp by Mexico's Masiosare Studio. Yes, the stainless steel is sexy, and the 6 W power consumption - courtesy of twelve LEDs - ticks the green boxes, but most exciting is the fact that the Flaca comes as a flat piece of laser-cut steel that the user then bends into shape. We at the DLFA are nuts for flat-pack tool-less assembly, you see.
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