Design, Interior Design

Dock Lamp by Manuel Amaral Netto

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Designed by Manuel Amaral Netto, the Dock Lamp has no switch; the removable light turns on when inserted into one of three ports. The modular design can be taken apart and reconfigured so that the light shines just where it’s needed. The angular frame is made of wood and woven through with cord in a stitch pattern.

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