Ringas pendant lamp

423,50  IVA inc.

(base price)

5 in stock

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Additional information

Weight6 kg
Dimensions55 × 55 × 17 cm
Made to order

Not

Production time

4-5 weeks

Material

Paper and cardboard

Product's main material

Recycled paper

Main product color

Gray

Length

55

Width

55

Height

17

Cable color

Black

Cable Length

150

Weight

6.5

Description

The sustainable Ringas lamp, inspired by a concrete ring, is made from recycled paper (Repaper). It emits an attractive circle of light that looks perfect on a table or in the living room. The striking combination of volume and lightness draws the eye and makes this original design a commanding accent in any room.

Short Description

Lamp inspired by a concrete ring, made from recycled paper.

Indi

Much more than Eco

Indi is a Lithuanian design brand known for its original creations and unique recycled paper technology – REPAPER. This method creates a fascinating illusion – objects that appear to be made of heavy cement but are actually very lightweight. Indi's designs aim to create aesthetically pleasing interior elements that are environmentally friendly, causing no pollution and in some cases even reducing it. They are the first circular design brand in Lithuania. Indi lamps and other interior objects made from REPAPER can be recycled and reused as material for future products. This is how they create a continuous production cycle that guarantees responsible consumption and promotes contemporary design. Therefore, we are looking at one of Lithuania's leading design companies, having won the national "Good Design" award for the last three consecutive years.

Eco-designer Simonas Tarvydas was born in Vilnius, Lithuania. He graduated as a painter and visual artist from the Vilnius Art Academy. Simonas has extensive experience as a creative director—a field he worked in until 2014. In 2014, he decided to start his own design studio, INDI. Its unique feature is a one-of-a-kind "REpaper" technology (developed by Simonas Tarvydas) that creates a concrete-like impression while being extremely lightweight. Showcasing the latest innovations in contemporary design, INDI aims to be a part of the global circular economy. Responsible consumption, clean living, and sustainable design are the priorities of the INDI brand.