Engesvik & Rybakken
Lamp ‘Colour’ is the result of a collaboration between two of Norway’s most talented and acclaimed designers Andreas Engesvik and Daniel Rybakken for Ligne Roset. Colour is a free standing, fully adjustable structure that allows us to compose light using diffusors in various colours.
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