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Paper lamps are the perfect choice for those seeking soft, enveloping lighting. Their light and natural design adds a cozy touch to any room.
With original shapes and delicate finishes, these lamps easily integrate into living rooms, bedrooms or minimalist and boho style spaces, creating environments full of calm and personality.
In lighting design, paper is a revered material for its ability to transform direct light into a soft, atmospheric glow. Inspired by the Eastern traditions of origami and Japanese lanterns, paper lamps bring a visual lightness that few materials can match. They are not just light sources; they are ethereal sculptures that float in space, adding organic texture and an immediate warmth that invites calm and introspection.
| Design type | Technical specifications | Decorative application |
|---|---|---|
| Spheres and balloons (Akari style) | Lightweight wire structures coated with rice paper or cellulosic fibers. Omnidirectional diffusion. | Timeless classics for bedrooms or living rooms seeking a Zen or Nordic aesthetic. |
| Pleated lamps | Accordion-folded paper creates plays of light and shadow. It adds volume and geometry. | Ideal for contemporary spaces that require a touch of artisanal sophistication. |
| Braided paper or string | Techniques that imitate rattan or wicker using twisted paper. Greater resistance and rustic texture. | Perfect for boho-chic settings, kitchens or informal dining rooms. |
| Asymmetrical organic forms | Fluid designs, clouds or abstract shapes that break the rigidity of straight lines. | As a sculptural centerpiece on high ceilings or above dining tables. |
Since paper is a delicate material, install these lamps in areas free from strong drafts and where they won't be bumped. Always use LED bulbs, as they emit very little heat, which is crucial for preserving the paper's integrity and preventing it from yellowing or becoming brittle over time. For cleaning, a soft duster or a hairdryer on the cool setting are the best tools for removing dust without damaging the surface.
Yes, they are perfectly safe if used correctly. It is essential to use energy-efficient LED bulbs that do not generate excessive heat to avoid any risks.
Never use water or damp cloths. The best way is to use a static duster or compressed air on a low setting to remove surface dust.
Not recommended. The paper is hygroscopic (absorbs moisture) and sensitive to grease, so it will deteriorate rapidly in humid or steamy environments.
Warm light (2700K) enhances the paper's natural tone, creating a very inviting golden glow. Cool light can make the paper appear grayish.
A paper lamp is a reminder that beauty often lies in simplicity and nature. It's a piece that doesn't seek to dominate a space, but rather to complement it with a gentle light and a serene presence. Choosing paper means choosing lighting that breathes, that soothes, and that connects with the essence of your home.