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Product news: industrial designer Jean-Sébastien Lagrange has created this lamp from interlocking sections of Tyvek.

Lagrange‘s lampshade is made of repeated strips of Tyvek, a synthetic paper-like material.

The lamp’s structure is entirely made by folding sections of the material. These are fastened together with two colourful rings – a small one at the top and a larger one around the base.

Made from repeated lightweight pieces, the lamp can be shipped flat and assembled by anyone.

Jean-Sébastien Lagrange has also designed a poster that doubles as a lamp.

Other Tyvek products that have featured on Dezeen include a concertinaed structure for an exhibition about performance art and  vases made from a thin curl of the material.

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Photography by Véronique Pécheux.

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Product designer Meirav Barzilay of Tel Aviv has designed this crumpled papery pendant light that comes scrunched up in a ball.

Called Papela, the lampshade is made of paper-like Tyvek material allowing it to be reshaped  and crumpled as desired without tearing.

The shade is hand-stitched together and comes in two different colours.

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Here’s a tiny bit of text from the designer:

PAPELA

Papela is a playful paper lamp. Crumple, squash and reshape it as you like.

Papela is delivered as a paper ball, which by a simple set of actions transforms into a unique wrinkled lampshade.

Its minimalist structure is created by thread stitches only, hand sewn out of a colored paper sheet. Papela is available in two different designs.

Materials: Tyvek | Dimensions: 32cm x 45cmØ , 26cm x 45cmØ X-LARGE 55cm x 85cmØ | Year: 2011

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