Traditional Chong-Sa-Chorong, image courtesy of Joong Ho Choi

Korean designer Joong Ho Choi developed a modern lighting approach from the traditional korean illumination device, the new lighting device is finished in steel and glass, it could be either fixed on the metal pole or held by hand.

+ CONCEPT

Reinterpreting the ‘chong-sa-chorong’, the korean illumination device, in terms of modern thoughts.

This lighting device could be hanged onto fixed metal pole, or held by hand, but most importantly when it was hanged onto a long fixed pole called ‘deung rong deh’, it would vividly show the difference between the wall and the illumination itself, building up tensions in the atmosphere.

That tension could be maximized by just hanging on to the supporting pole, and I have brought along the advantageous idea from the ‘chong-sa-chorong’ which is being able to move from place to another in various directions.

+ Technical data

Material: Steel Glass
Size: H300 X W1075 X 1860(mm)

+ All images courtesy of Joong Ho Choi

Desk E.L.A., image courtesy of Elza design

Bulgarian designer Jovo Bozhinovski from “Elza design” recently has created the dynamic Desk E.L.A. The desk E.L.A. that first showed the audience in Belgrade of design exhibition Mikser. Material from which it is made is fiberglass, attached with two steel cables to the wall. Only two legs it stands stable and seemed to fly in the air. Both his legs do not allow horizontal movement, ropes restricting his movement Vertical. At the bottom of the feet are placed – power electric cable, connectors from network cable, phone cable and USB ports. In the cavity in the leg all the links appear on the surface of the desk , hidden by a decorative panel. Thus the use of any supplies is easy and affordable.Between the rope is place for computer /horizontal box/. Underside of the countertop is located drawer for storing document.

+ Design: Jovo Bozhinovski from “Elza design”

+ All images courtesy of Elza design