The Raimond Tensegrity is a floor lamp
made from elegant metal, complemented
with the sturdy earthiness of wood. 
Tensegrity is a term that was first
described by Buckminster Fuller as
an architectural term. It refers to the
interconnected wooden structure that
uses tension and pressure to keep
its shape. The beauty of the Raimond
Tensegrity lies not only in its contrasting
materials, but also in the trigonometric
harmony of both structures.
Mathematical perfection times two.