Content by: Stefano Merlo – www.stefanomerlo.com
Posted by: Eco-Question Editor
Source: Stefano Merlo – www.stefanomerlo.com
Designer: Stefano Merlo – www.stefanomerlo.com
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BLADE OF GRASS is an outdoor lighting solution that takes inspiration directly from the nature, and precisely from blades of grass.
The aim was to design a lighting source that could be easily integrated in any natural environment and become part of it, rather than being something interfering. In fact, as well as blades of grass, the form of this lighting source is thought to be organic, flexible, dynamic and plantable on the ground.
Planting more than one of these lights, the effect will be the same as glowing grass in the night…simply a wonderful atmosphere…
Blade of Grass is completely made of Plexiglas, and works with 1 small battery and 1 led light. The project “Blade of Grass” has been recognized with the 1st prize in the 2nd International Outdoor Furniture Contest by Gandia Blasco, Valencia (Spain).

Stefano Merlo was born in 1985 in Valdobbiadene (Treviso), Italy. In 2008, he graduated in Design at the Free University of Bozen (Italy), attending the Erasmus exchange project at the Design Academy Eindhoven, The Netherlands, during 2006.
After attending the IM Master course at the Design Academy Eindhoven, directed by Droog design’s co-founder Gijs Bakker, he is actually working as freelancer and as teaching assistant at the Free University of Bozen.
Stefano Merlo has been awarded with international design prizes and honourable mention, and its works are published in many international magazines and design books.
His passion for design is at 360° degree, ranging between product and graphic design, but also web, interaction, print, and anything else to experiment with.
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