Reynaldo Studio

Industrial Design MFA student at Parsons School of Design and a member of WantedDesign, focusing on neuroaesthetic design, lighting and furniture. As a freelance designer, I explore life-inspired forms and avant-garde ideas with expertise in concept development, prototyping and validation.

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Hugme Lamp - University project

Recent research in this project has identified wood veneer as an option for regeneration material.

A study comparing the environmental impacts of veneer and common materials used in lamps, such as plastic and metal, concludes that veneer has clear advantages when considering the sequestered carbon dioxide.

Using timber veneer in this lighting project can reduce greenhouse gas emissions, making it a more environmentally friendly option for interior designers and homeowners.

Product information

Height: 4” / Diameter: 4” | W 10 x H 10 cm
Material: Wood veneer
Performance Objective: Provides warm, ambient light.
Light Source: 2700K, 5.5W LED, for a warm glow.
Electrical: Screw-in E26 lamp sockets.

General Description

Design opportunity: Ambient light for a school project
Usage/Intent: Table lamp | Unfoldable ambient light
Category: Lighting
Location: New York
Completition: 05/2024
Photography: Reynaldo

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