Lampada da tavolo portatile Porta, bianca

Simon Legald (n. 1986) è un designer danese e capo del dipartimento design di Normann Copenhagen. Dopo essersi laureato presso l’Accademia reale danese di belle arti nel 2012, Legald iniziò la sua lunga e proficua collaborazione con Normann Copenhagen. I suoi design uniscono artigianato tradizionale e tecniche industriali, con un’attenzione particolare alla semplicità moderna e al giusto equilibrio tra funzionalità ed estetica. Una delle opere più note di Legald è la collezione di sedie Form, vincitrice del premio iF Design Award nel 2016.

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  As someone who values thoughtful design, I had high hopes for the Normann Copenhagen Porta lamp, especially given its elegant, minimal aesthetic. Unfortunately, my experience with it has been disappointing. While the lamp's design is undeniably attractive, the quality of materials leaves much to be desired. The plastic used for the lamp is far too thin, and when it's plugged in to charge, the red charging indicator light shines right through the body, completely disrupting the minimal and refined look. It feels like a glaring oversight in a product that should prioritize subtlety and elegance. The included charging cable only adds to the problem. Not only is it of surprisingly low quality—I found the exact same cable on a bargain site Temu—but it also inexplicably has its own LED light. This creates even more unwanted light leakage when the lamp is charging, turning it into a visual distraction rather than a practical or aesthetic addition to the space. This design flaw makes the lamp almost unusable as a nightstand light, which was my primary intention for it. For a brand like Normann Copenhagen, these issues are both surprising and disappointing. I would have expected much more carefully considered choices in both materials and functionality. As it stands, the Porta lamp falls short of its promise, and I cannot recommend it.

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