Biyuan Fang

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Simple corner-mounted lamp casts soft light. The idea was born out of the relationship between geometry, spatial perception and lighting. By exploring the concept of corner integration, the design reimagines how lighting interacts with architectural constraints.

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This design rethinks the relationship between drinks and electronic devices in everyday office environments. By introducing a dual-level lifting structure, the workspace and beverage area are separated vertically. The upper platform holds laptops and work essentials, while the lower adjustable platform stores drinks in a safer position. The layered arrangement reduces spill risks while maintaining a clean and efficient workspace.

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Most lamps create different colors by changing the light source itself. In this project, I wanted to explore another approach: keeping the light white while creating color through the lamp’s exterior. Instead of using colored light, the design uses colorful outer pieces that interact with the white light to produce different visual effects. To avoid making the structure too complex, the lamp is built from simple geometric shapes that can be combined in multiple colors. The result is a playful object where a single white light creates a rich and colorful appearance through its surrounding form.