Furu9 is a redesign of the Furu6 / STORŽ / lamp designed in the early sixties by two young slovenian architects Nives Kalin Vehovar and Franci Vehovar. It uses basically same elements, slightly adapted to the bigger diameter of the lamp.
It is available as a pendant, floor and table lamp. It is produced in three sizes: small medium and large. It is made of inovatively treated natural veneer, laser cut and assembled by hand. So far it isavailable in maple, spruce, larch, oak nad walnut.
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