Lego has become one of the familiar shapes for most household furniture today. And while you may think that you have come across this already, check it out. The whole structure is obviously taken from the standard LEGO bricks.

The Lego Lamp consists of giant illuminated blocks that remind me of the cubist movement during the modern era in the early 20th century. Tzuwei Tai was also inspired by Tokujin Yoshioka’s Tofu lamp along with the Lego building blocks.

And similar to how you use the various Lego blocks, you can do the same with this lamp too. If you want the lamp to look like a tombstone or a Greek pillar, you could very well do that by stacking a bunch of blocks and illuminating them. The result could be something magical. In fact, the beauty of this lamp depends on your creativity and how well you place the blocks before illuminating them.

(Source) Walyou

Tags: 20th century, creativity, cubist movement, household furniture, lego blocks, lego bricks, lego building blocks, pillar, shapes, tofu, tokujin yoshioka, tombstone