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Dyyni pendant. Innolux Dyyni is a new type of atmospheric lamp for offices and homes. LED light is filtered through the acrylic cover, making it soft without glare, and is given a warm tint by the ash surface. Dyyni provides sufficiently intense illumination for the office, but it is equally well suited to home dining rooms and other uses. The lamp resembles a gently sloping sand dune. The lamp’s design was inspired by the idea of adding warmth and homeliness to office lighting. Dyyni combines the unique design skills of prize-winning designer Mikko Laakkonen with the new LED technology and traditional Finnish woodworking skills. LEDs enable the lamp’s delicate design. A thin ash veneer frame, LED light sources, and an acrylic cover create a seamless and homely combination. A LED light source is included with the lamp.
| Dimensions | H : 15 cm. W : 70 cm. D : 24,9 cm. Cord lenght : 1,5 m. |
| Material | Birch plywood ash veneer, acrylic. |
| Style | Contemporain Neuf |
| Origin | Finland |
| Fournisseur | Innolux |
Mikko Laakkonen
Mikko Laakkonen comes from Espoo, Southern Finland. Having trained as a musical instrument builder, Laakkonen later studied design at Kymenlaakso University of Applied Sciences. He also has a Master’s degree from Aalto University’s School of Arts, Design and Architecture. After several years at various design and architectural agencies, Laakkonen founded Studio Mikko Laakkonen in 2004. The company provides product design services, with an emphasis on everyday utility articles. Laakkonen’s works are minimalistic, practical, and functional, while at the same time showing lightness and sensitivity. Laakkonen designs products for homes and public premises from wood, metal, glass, and plastic. Mikko Laakkonen has received several design prizes such as the Furniture Designer of the Year (2014), Dot Best of the Best Design Award (2013), the Red Dot Design Award (2012), Chicago Athenaeum’s Good Design Award (2010) and the Young Designer of the Year (2009). His works have been displayed in various exhibitions in Europe, the United States, China, and Japan. Currently, Laakkonen works on multidisciplinary projects with various Finnish and international companies. In addition to Innolux, his cooperation partners include Marimekko, Inno, Isku, Martela, Offecct, Bosa, Casamania, and Covo.
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