Mizu Paper Lamp studio concept visual in warm-white paper, grey river stone Design concept visual
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Mizu Paper Lamp in the guest room concept scene
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STH · STH-GR-03

Mizu Paper Lamp

A softly pleated diffuser sits above a small river-stone base.

Mizu Paper Lamp is an original concept piece developed for the Stillness Hotel Collection. A softly pleated diffuser sits above a small river-stone base.

Concept status

Visual and specification direction only. Final construction, compliance, testing and commercial feasibility follow project selection.

Applications
Hotel guest rooms, suites and branded residences
Concept dimensions
Ø 360 × H 520 mm
Material direction
Woven-paper diffuser, metal frame, stone base

Room context · Guest Room

A Room for Exhaling

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Mizu Paper Lamp shown in the guest room concept scene
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Concept Sheet

A clear starting point for project development.

The dimensions and materials establish design intent. They are expected to evolve around the project brief, factory engineering, mock-up findings and applicable standards.

Pale Ash

Pale Ash

Charred Timber

Charred Timber

Natural Linen

Natural Linen

Concept code
STH-GR-03
Applications
Hotel guest rooms, suites and branded residences
Concept dimensions
Ø 360 × H 520 mm
Material direction
Woven-paper diffuser, metal frame, stone base
Construction intent
Concept-stage decorative luminaire with a weighted base and serviceable project-voltage components.
Finish direction
Warm-white paper, grey river stone
Customisation scope
Scale, base finish, shade material, switch, dimming and project voltage
Development status
Concept design only. Final engineering, mock-up, performance testing and factory approval are required before manufacture.

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