Product Design
Linda Baissero, Linnéa Norlander
bề mặt

Project
The “bề mặt” light reconsiders the practicality and adaptability of woven bamboo shades, from storage and transport to everyday use. The project responds to the typically bulky form of woven lamps by exploring flat-pack construction and simple assembly.
The system consists of a square woven bamboo sheet and a base structure containing the light source. The user slides the sheet into the base, transforming a flat surface into a three-dimensional volume. The light can be mounted on either a wall or a ceiling, while the diameter of the shade can be adjusted to achieve the desired effect.
The simple square format also allows for variations in pattern and colour. The project therefore combines traditional bamboo weaving with adaptable construction, more efficient logistics and opportunities for personalisation.
Year
2025
Mentors and collaborators
Claus-Christian Eckhardt, Professor (mentor)
Anna Persson, Lecturer (mentor)
Institution
Lund University, School of Industrial Design
Author
Linda Baissero and Linnéa Norlander are young designers and recent graduates of the master’s programme in Industrial Design at Lund University in Sweden. They share a hands-on approach, a material-led practice and a strong interest in the transition from design to production. During their studies, they collaborated on the organisation of several exhibitions and presented their projects at events including the Stockholm Furniture Fair and Milan Design Week.
Linda Baissero grew up in Istria, Croatia. In 2023, she completed a bachelor’s degree in Product Design and Visual Communication at the Free University of Bozen-Bolzano in Italy. After an internship at Studio Veronika Wildgruber in Berlin, she continued her master’s studies in Lund. Her work focuses on the domestic environment, combining cultural heritage and human behaviour through playful reinterpretations of everyday details and gestures.
Linnéa Norlander grew up near Gothenburg on the west coast of Sweden. She completed a bachelor’s degree in Industrial Design at Lund University in 2024 and undertook an internship at Volvo Group Design in Gothenburg during her master’s studies. Her work focuses on sustainability, multifunctionality and highlighting the inherent qualities of materials.




