Designer Origami Chandeliers
Using Japanese Origami, Kyushu-based artist Takayuki Senzaki creates beautiful interiors.
He uses unique patterns and angled lighting to construct chandeliers, tables, and other room ornaments that cast mysterious shadows to create a magical atmosphere. His colourful origami-style chandeliers are part of his unique exhibit entitled Orikami.
Read an interview with Takayuki on PingMag
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