This week, while researching our post Brücke 49: A Perennial Design Favorite in Vals, Switzerland, 10 Years On, we eyed a handy wall-mounted accordion light in one of the pension’s guest rooms. What particularly intrigued us—besides the ability to position it just right for pre-bed reading (and collapse it neatly away when not in use)—was the light’s black finish and delicate pleated shade.
Where to find such a thing? We did some digging:
The Sighting


The Source


Mystery solved.
For more Remodelista Reconnaissance, see:
- Brass Candle Sconces in an Editor’s Flat
- An Eco-Friendly Sling Chair in a Vegan Retreat
- A Poetic, All-Purpose Little Round Table
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