Terho and Tatti

Minimalistic and suave can best describe Maija Puoskari’s latest design project. The Finnish artist came up with a sympathetic and endearing lamp duo inspired by nature, timberland and reminiscing of acorns and mushrooms. Maija’s work is a tribute to her cultural heritage and her creations often remind us of Finland’s endless forests and their hidden treasures. Terho and Tatti make up for one funky pair, delicate and incredibly cozy.

Terho, the ceiling lamp, can be perfectly complemented by Tatti, it’s more down-to-Earth counterpart. Both of them are made out of opaque blown glass, garnished with a stylized hat coming in countless shapes. When lit, the little bubbles turn translucent and dimly shed their mild iridescence around, casting a wondrous allure over any space. The Finnish alder used for the top hats enhances the natural appearance and the lightness of the concept.

Patricia
Imbarus