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Do only the design-minded notice the lighting when they walk into a room? Melbourne-based designer Volker Haug strives to ensure his ideas are essential and deliberate features — hanging from ceilings, attached to walls and placed on tabletops. From a young age Haug’s preference for raw, industrial lighting design emerged.
The ‘Antler’ series primarily in black and white consists of a range of configurations the most intricate he calls ‘Rudolf.’ And ‘Cable Jewelry,’ the long pendant, can be curved and bent to suit personal preferences. Haug has discovered that the potential lighting can have on our lives is limitless. By Andrew J Wiener
October 23 2007
Do only the design-minded notice the lighting when they walk into a room? Melbourne-based designer Volker Haug strives to ensure his ideas are essential and deliberate features — hanging from ceilings, attached to walls and placed on tabletops. From a young age Haug’s preference for raw, industrial lighting design emerged.
The ‘Antler’ series primarily in black and white consists of a range of configurations the most intricate he calls ‘Rudolf.’ And ‘Cable Jewelry,’ the long pendant, can be curved and bent to suit personal preferences. Haug has discovered that the potential lighting can have on our lives is limitless. By Andrew J Wiener
