Guest post by Agus of Sin Pecado Concebida
A couple of Sundays ago I was at Olsen, the famous nordic restaurant in the neighborhood of Palermo in Buenos Aires. Have you heard of it? I really liked all the interior deco with its puritan scandinavian ambiance, but above all i was infatuated with the copper pendant lamps that hung from the tall tall ceilings. When I got home and googled-it and came to discover that it was David Derksen´s work, a Danish designer that has dedicated the last years of his career to extend his collection of copper pieces into a series of lamp shades. They are all made with .1mm copper foils giving the lamp an overall fragile yet industrial look. A total keeper.
About Augusta Pastor
A trend addict, architect and roamer of the streets of Buenos Aires.
Blog (www.specadoc.com)
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A couple of Sundays ago I was at Olsen, the famous nordic restaurant in the neighborhood of Palermo in Buenos Aires. Have you heard of it? I really liked all the interior deco with its puritan scandinavian ambiance, but above all i was infatuated with the copper pendant lamps that hung from the tall tall ceilings. When I got home and googled-it and came to discover that it was David Derksen´s work, a Danish designer that has dedicated the last years of his career to extend his collection of copper pieces into a series of lamp shades. They are all made with .1mm copper foils giving the lamp an overall fragile yet industrial look. A total keeper.
The images are both the artist´s and mine.
About Augusta Pastor
A trend addict, architect and roamer of the streets of Buenos Aires.
Blog (www.specadoc.com)
Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/pages/Sin-pecado-concebida/238308306261922)
Pinterest (http://pinterest.com/effing_me/)
