Dunno, but it does look cool.

It's an original. Here's the link to a spread of the full house. Also, Google Image Search is AMAAAAZING.

http://belclairehouse.blogspot.com/2011/05/lonny-loves.html

The MaMo Nouchies by Ingo Maurer are similar, especially this one: http://www.lumens.com/Gaku-Floor-Lamp-by-Ingo-Maurer/uu367061/product

Viorel Hodre http://viorelhodrelamps.com/

Seems to be Lucas Isawa... He uses bamboo and paper in his pieces. In 2009 I saw an great exibition of his work here, Brasília, Brasil.

http://isawalucas.com/

Sorry about my english.

i know everything about that lamp www.viorelhodre.com

^ HA!

Back when I was an art teacher, we made little sculptures that could have grown up into this kind of lamp! We just used basket-making reed, thread with white glue to attach it to itself when forming shapes, and tissue paper glued across some planes. For something this large and functional, I think I'd find mulberry paper or some other stronger-than-tissue type of paper, but it would be easy enough to craft.

Mr. Hodre's work is even more beautiful in person.

thank you!