'Skog' lamps by Caroline Olsson for Magnor Glassverk
With Christmas less than two weeks away, this collection of diminutive, nature-inspired lamps by the young Norwegian designer and Akershus University College student Caroline Olsson certainly evokes the festive feeling. Manufactured by the century-old Norwegian glassworks Magnor Glassverk, ‘Skog’ – Norwegian for ‘forest’ – has been inspired and named after the large forests surrounding Magnor Glassverk.
'Skog' lamps by Caroline Olsson for Magnor Glassverk
Comprising several simple lights in various sizes, shapes and colours ‘which can be used in combination with each other or as stand alone pieces’, the collection is made of mouth blown crystal and oak wood.
the sketches for the 'Skog' lamps collection
technical drawings
paper models for the 'Skog' series
the oak base
production process of the 'Skog' lamps
the glass blowing process
'Skog' lamps by Caroline Olsson for Magnor Glassverk
