Unique sconce by sa:k design studio
The Lost & Found series by Stina Henriksson explores how we value what is made to be consumed—and discarded. Curated by Common Sense.
poetic connection
The artwork is made from 100% recycled candle wax from restaurants around Malmö, Sweden. By hand-dipping like in traditional candle making the designer creates new objects. It’s a slow process - warm wax is heavy and deform the shapes. The wax is poured into cast aluminium jars made with the Cire perdue-method (Lost wax) from the dipped wax originals, giving each object a unique expression from the almost organic growing wax surface. In this circular process, aluminium becomes a permanent memory of something fleeting.
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Details
- Handcrafted by sa:k design studio
- Unique object
- Made in Malmö, Sweden
- H 35 x W 15 x D 11 cm
- Curated by Common Sense
Materials
- Unique objects made of 100% recycled wax and cast aluminium with the Cire Perdu method, lost wax casting
- Wax reclaimed from restaurants in and around Malmö, Sweden
Delivery
CONVENIENT DELIVERY
Delivery is made to your door, by appointment. (Shipping within Germany included - Extra costs for delivery abroad)
Delivery time: approx. 2-3 weeks
Service
Not sure if it fits to your space? We'll be happy to help you. Contact us at service@la-fam.com
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In collaboration with Common Sense
Common Sense was founded by Milan-based set designer and creative director Elena Mora, who brought her extensive experience in the field of design to curate an ongoing selection of collectable pieces.
Together with lafam, Common Sense has curated this beautiful artwork for you and your living space.
sa:k design studio
Stina Henriksson is an industrial designer based in Malmö, Sweden. In 2021, she founded sa:k design studio. Her practice is interdisciplinary, exploring form, materials, and production methods. The name sa:k is a playful nod to letters from her full name, but also a framework for her work – a study of "things": physical, abstract, and conceptual.