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Y-Lamp by Floyd in a home office

Toronto designer Jamie Wolfond explains the thinking behind his latest, triple-pronged creation with a riddle: “What can three things do well on the bottom [of a lamp], and what can three things do well on the top — and how do the three things on the bottom relate to those on the top?” Crack the code and you get the trifurcated floor lamp that Wolfond recently launched with Detroit-based furniture brand Floyd. A forked base provides stability, while the top branches out to form a cone-shaped lighting source and two supports for a curved paper shade. Together, these opposite ends add up to a sculptural, charming silhouette.

Shown here in Jamie Wolfond’s Toronto studio, Floyd's Y-Lamp features three steel tubes that diverge at either end, plus an all-natural washi paper shade.
Shown here in Jamie Wolfond’s Toronto studio, Y-Lamp features three steel tubes that diverge at either...
Detroit Furniture Brand Floyd’s Y-Lamp Celebrates Creative Ingenuity

Designed by Jamie Wolfond, Floyd’s Y-Lamp is a triple threat of style, substance and smart material use.

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