Charlotte von der Lancken’s Lattice Pendant Brings 3D-Print Logic to Lighting
Lattice is a pendant lamp by Swedish designer Charlotte von der Lancken, developed with support from Konstnärsnämnden and Zero Belysning.
The design takes its starting point from the structural grid used in additive manufacturing — a pattern that builds volume while saving material without sacrificing strength.
Interpreted as a light globe, the lattice structure diffuses light through the form and generates a shifting moiré effect. The result is a lamp that makes its own material logic visible.
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