The W 101 Lamp by Claesson Koivisto Rune for Wästbergvia . Contemporist Swedish lighting company Wästberg have launched a lighting fixture made in DuraPulp and developed in close collaboration with Swedish forestry industry company Södra and Swedish architects and designers Claesson Koivisto Rune . Last year Claesson Koivisto Rune and Södra developed the Parupu children ’ s chair out of DuraPulp , thus proving it possible to make a real chair of paper . Now Claesson Koivisto Rune and Södra team up with Wästberg to challenge themselves even further : merging electricity , paper and light , using paper , not only as a component or for casing , but really fully integrated . “ Combining old wisdom with ground - breaking technology is elementary to Wästbergs philosophy ” says Magnus Wästberg , founder and CEO of Wästberg . “ Paper has been used throughout history for making lamp shades . Now we are using paper for the actual structure of the fixture adding advanced LED technology . ” “ One principal mission for Södra , together with innovative partners , is to develop and supply tomorrow ’ s raw materials based on renewable forest resources ” , says Karin Emilsson , director of technology at Södra and head of Södra Innovation . ” The DuraPulp lamp by Wästberg meets high customer standards of functionality and design although it ’ s made out of a new totally renewable material . ” DuraPulp is made from selected pulp from Södra combined with PLA ( Polylactic acid , a renewable biopolymer produced from starch ) . The two components in combination provide special properties that can be reinforced through hot pressing . DuraPulp is a material with high wet strength , high water resistance , high dimensional stability as well as high tensile strength and bending stiffness . DuraPulp is made from 100 per cent renewable fibres and is fully biodegradable [ 출처 ] [ 조명 , 디자인 ] The W 101 Lamp by Claesson Koivisto Rune for Wästberg | 작성자 하늘 Copyright ( c ) by wizindesign . All pictures cannot be copied without permission .