Wooden Line

Troag is the swedish name for the traditional wooden tray used for making homemade marmelade that inspired Luca Nichetto when designing his lamp for Foscarini.
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Troag

Linear, slick and wooden would probably be the three words that best describe the Troag lamp by Luca Nichetto for Foscarini.  
Behind the lamp a very precise brief: a linear lamp to be used in contract but also in domestic spaces, and the not necessarily related intuition of the designer of using wood. The outcome is a hot pressed plywood piece with a simple yet very recognizable profile obtained with the use of a five axe milling machine and a big attention to details.

Troag

Troag 
Designer: Luca Nichetto
Company: Foscarini
Year: 2010
Materials: plywood

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