NEXT Büro fur Form Studio
DNA Chandelier
2012, Germany
Bob's Box

This chandelier was inspired by a structural model of a DNA molecule.

1998, Benjamin Hopf and Constantin Wortmann Together with Hopf & Wortmann, they founded the design studio Büro für Form.

All Büro für Form products developed between 1998 and 2006 were the result of a collaborative effort between these two designers. In 2007, Benjamin Hopf left the company to set up his own design studio in Munich.

The year of manufacture is 2012, but the design itself seems to have been created before that.

The binding sites rotate and change shape, just like a DNA molecule.

The futuristic form and lighting fixtures combine to create complex patterns, making it a special eye-catcher in private homes as well as public spaces.

With 15 lights and a very luxurious amount of light, Brightness is also no problem.

[NEXT (Germany)]

founder Thomas Schulte

Based in Cologne, the company's motto is "sophisticated, but not elitist." A company that collaborates with unknown designers and is always exploring new paths.

*Price includes 15 light bulbs.

*The power supply is a wall outlet type, but it can be replaced with a ceiling hook (sold separately). (¥880 including tax)
*Both power supplies and light bulbs that meet domestic standards are compatible.

*It weighs less than 5kg, so if you order it together with the ceiling parts, you can easily hang it from the ceiling and use it after the product arrives.

*Bulb size: E26, maximum wattage: equivalent to 20W. Cord length can be adjusted.
*Cord extension costs 2,200 yen (tax included) per meter.

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