STITCHES SUSPENSION LAMP

Stitches is a family of two lamps designed by Egbert-Jan Lam of Netherlands-based Burojet Design Studio: Stitches Bamako and Stitches Tombuctú each have a distinctive embroidery-like pattern. To make these lamps, veneer strips are crafted in a traditional sewing-style fashion. In the same way that a garment is traditionally finished with a hem, the Stitches lamp has a visible hemstitch that is accentuated when lit.

Bamako is the capital of Mali, from which Stitches Bamako takes its name. The lamp’s unique shape is an allusion to the adobe mosques of Mali. Moreover, Stitches Bamako references Mali’s long history as a producer of embroidery.

Tombuctú is the Spanish name for Timbuktu. Stitches Tombuctú’s singular shape is an allusion to the adobe mosques of Mali and the country’s long history as a producer of embroidery.