Corners Lamp by Mew Mungnatee

Mew Mungnatee – Corners Lamp
Bangkok, Thailand
Woods: American soft maple, cherry

Mungnatee’s emotional response to the objects surrounding her took in the relationship between form, light and shadow, and with this project, she explored this connection through geometry. Her lamp designs, inspired by pagodas, are based on a bulb casting a shadow over surfaces below thanks to an intricate grid composition featuring wooden slats and indented corners. She worked with soft maple, because of the manner in which light bounces off its surface (‘The wood has an opalescent gleam,’ she explains) and American cherry for its ability to take stain.

www.discovered.global/designers/mew-mungnatee/

Sign Up for Our Newsletters

Get notified of our top breaking news

You May Also Like

Anna Maria Øfstedal Eng offers a glimpse into her design process for No.1 Common #no1common

Published / Reported by American Hardwood Channel americanhardwood org Source Article EXCERPT

American cherry has had a long standing popularity in furniture making and it’s making a comeback 💫

Published / Reported by American Hardwood Channel americanhardwood org Source Article EXCERPT

No.1 Common | 3daysofdesign 2025

Published / Reported by American Hardwood Channel americanhardwood org Source Article EXCERPT…

What does quality mean to you when it comes to natural materials?🤔🪵

Published / Reported by American Hardwood Channel americanhardwood org Source Article EXCERPT…