WEEK IN REVIEW 'LIGHT IS AT THE SERVICE OF ARCHITECTURE' – INTERVIEW WITH OZONE designboom speaks with ozone, the parisian lighting company known for illuminating iconic spaces such as the château de versailles and le louvre, and collaborating with the likes of pierre paulin and michel boyer. we catch up with founders etienne gounot and eric jähnke on occasion of a milestone moment for the company, as its re-editions entered the mobilier national’s permanent collections in mid-january this year. 'our light design philosophy is to reproduce moments when we are enveloped by a magical light, unified with the world and ourselves,' gounot and jähnke tell designboom. read our conversation in full here, and discover more recent interviews here. COMMON YARD BROOMS TRANSFORM INTO PLAYFUL COATRACK the common yard broom becomes an unconventional and versatile design piece in clark bardsley's 'broom'. using five hardware store brooms, the auckland-based designer creates a playful and pragmatic ready-made coat rack, where each handle is placed at a different height for hanging and grasping. bonus point: the inverted bristles, which form the base of the coat rack, can be used as a shoe cleaner! see more submissions by our readers here, and find out how to upload your own project here. the weekly is an inside review curated by sofia lekka angelopoulou. | 