Symtra bulb-less lamp reinvents the lampshade
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The Symtra instead embeds the light source within the "shade," which is composed of two vertical, parallel, trapezoid planes. Its the inner faces of these shapes that emit light; the outside is finished in pitch black
Humanscale's Symtra lamp, designed in partnership with light fixture and industrial designer Peter Stathis, reinvents the lampshade while doing away with the traditional light bulb
Viewed from just the right angle, the Symtra resembles a traditional floor lamp, but at any other angle it's very clearly a rather different creature
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Humanscale's Symtra lamp, designed in partnership with light fixture and industrial designer Peter Stathis, reinvents the lampshade while doing away with the traditional light bulb.
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