• AYNO S desk lamp [grey×grey] / Midgard designed by Stefan Diez
  • AYNO S desk lamp [grey×grey] / Midgard designed by Stefan Diez
  • AYNO S desk lamp [grey×grey] / Midgard designed by Stefan Diez
  • AYNO S desk lamp [grey×grey] / Midgard designed by Stefan Diez
  • AYNO S desk lamp [grey×grey] / Midgard designed by Stefan Diez
  • AYNO S desk lamp [grey×grey] / Midgard designed by Stefan Diez
  • AYNO S desk lamp [grey×grey] / Midgard designed by Stefan Diez

    Midgard

    5020802002

    AYNO S desk lamp [grey×grey] / Midgard designed by Stefan Diez

    Regular price ¥70,400 tax in
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    Inquire about this product > This product is not eligible for free shipping and will incur a separate shipping charge. Shipping costs vary depending on the delivery region and quantity, so please inquire. While the system may show free shipping at the time of payment, we will inform you of the correct shipping cost in the order confirmation email. The AYNO was designed in accordance with the 10 guidelines* established by Midgard, a long-established German lighting manufacturer, for achieving a circular economy. Two adjustable rings and a cable are attached to a fiberglass rod. By moving the rings up and down, the tension between the rod and the cable changes, allowing for stepless adjustment of the lamp's height. Furthermore, all parts of this lamp can be disassembled, enabling delivery with minimal packaging, and faulty parts can be replaced individually. Another appealing aspect of this product is its thorough consideration for the user and the environment, as many parts such as the rod, base, and plug are commonly available products that users can procure themselves. You can use it in various ways, such as raising the rings all the way up to use it as a floor lamp, or applying tension to the rod to use it as a desk lamp. *Midgard's 10 guidelines for achieving a circular economy 1. The user can repair it without tools. 2. LEDs and transformers can be replaced without tools. 3. Resource consumption is as low as possible. 4. Use of recycled or recyclable materials. 5. Use of semi-permanently reusable materials. 6. Specification of freely available semi-finished products (plugs/connectors/tubes/rods). 7. Local sourcing (short transport routes). 8. Enables decentralized manufacturing (short transport routes to the customer). 9. Space-saving transport in individual parts. 10. Development of LEDs/electronics/transformers. Development of LEDs/electronics/transformers from a single source according to the highest lighting standards (CRI, quality, Lm/W). Stefan Diez Born in Germany in 1971. Grew up as the fourth generation in a family of carpenters. From 1996 to 2002, while studying design under Richard Sapper, he also trained as a cabinetmaker in the family business. After collaborating with Konstantin Grcic, he graduated from The State Academy of Fine Arts Stuttgart in 2002 and established "DIEZ OFFICE" in Munich.

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