Blond launches Solaris table lamp designed by 12-year-old Sol Rybakken Kallin
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Amy Frearson
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Swedish lighting manufacturer Blond launched the Solaris table lamp, designed by 12-year-old Sol Rybakken Kallin, daughter of Norwegian designer Daniel Rybakken. The lamp was presented during the 3 Days of Design exhibition in Stockholm as part of the Design Starts On Paper collaboration between Blond, Hem, and Baux. The young designer created a functional, sculptural table lamp that reflects a child's fresh perspective on lighting design.
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DezeenBlond launches Solaris table lamp designed by 12-year-old Sol Rybakken Kallindezeen.comKey quotes
· 3 pulledThe young daughter of Norwegian designer Daniel Rybakken has developed a table lamp for Swedish lighting manufacturer Blond.
Twelve-year-old Sol Rybakken Kallin presented her design, Solaris, as part of the 3 Days of Design exhibition Design Starts On Paper.
Solaris was launched during 3 Days of Design, a collaboration between Blond and fellow Swedish brands Hem and Baux.
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