The bowl-shaped diffuser of the Spring floor lamp by Norwegian designer Kristine Five Melvær resembles a flower stretching upwards towards the sun.

The Spring floor lamps by Kristine Five Melvær are made by stretching an elastic textile coating over a welded steel cord structure.

When the lamp is turned on, the flesh-toned textile changes from opaque to translucent.

Available in two sizes, the Spring lamps can be grouped together to create the impression of a glowing forest.

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About the designer: Young Norwegian designer Kristine Five Melvær holds a Masters degree in Industrial Design from the Oslo School of Architecture and Design (2008) and a Masters degree in Visual Communication from the Oslo National Academy of the Arts (2012). In 2012, Melvær launched eight series of objects exhibited in Stockholm, New York, Oslo, London and Tokyo. One of her Ray prototypes was acquired by the VitraHaus exhibition. In 2013, Melvær launches seven new series of prototypes and exhibits her work in Stockholm, Milan, New York, Los Angeles, Oslo, Lillestrom, Paris and London.