Blown Art Glass by Robert Kaindl
Robert Kaindl Signature Collection of Premium Custom Blown Art Glass is modern and deeply classic at once. The artisan uses the Murano (Italy) glass blowing techniques to shape his very own edgy sculptures.
Gummy Bear Art
In the making of art with food, the Gummy Bears are in the place. This Light Chandelier by Jellio looks so yummy with his 5000… acrylic Gummy Bears.
Another work with the same candies is Yaya Chou’s Gummy Bear Series: luxury commodities shapes made of embellished snacks.
AT-AT Walker Lamp by Lifegoods
Designed by Lifegoods, the AT-AT Walker Lamp was inspired by Lucas’ dino-bots from Empire.
Their long mechanical legs apparently “used by the Old Republic and the Galactic Empire for ground assault or transport.
Clutch Chair Made & Clutch Light Made from Drinking Straws by Scott Jarvie
Scott Jarvie has designed a Clucth Chair using 10,000 drinking plastic straws. Made from 10,000 drinking straws. Clutch Chair was chosen by Zaha Hadid as the Curator’s Choice at the Noise Festival 2008.
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Light Box by Jo Meesters Studio
Created by designer Jo Meesters as a signature piece for his design studio, the lamp which is made out of wood has a pattern of 8000 holes reinforced with transparent resin. In combination with the pattern of low growing trees, Light Box is the ideal room divider forming an artificial hedge or a nocturnal landscape with your home.
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Click, an Immaterial Lamp by Blank Bubble
Click, an Immaterial lamp created by the New York based product design company Blank Bubble. This mood lamp uses the computer screen as a light source to diffuse colour sequences at various speed.
Click, an Immaterial Lamp.
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Cassette Tapes Floor Lamp by ooo my design
Cassette’s Not Dead Floor Lamp by ooo my design is made up of old audio cassettes which are joined together by nothing more than string. In fact, so easy is it to construct that you can even remove and replace cassettes so they can be listened to (assuming you actually have something to play them on).
Fiber Optic Cloth by Lumigram
Lumigram, a Paris-based company has figured out a way to weave fibre optic threads alongside synthetic fibres creating light bright couture.
Lumigram says that, “unlike standard optical fibres, the fibre optic fabric emits light along the full length of the fibres,” and, “depending on the type of electronic module used with the fabric, several colours are possible (the most common and the most luminous being blue, red, green, yellow and white).”
Keyboard Lamp by Nolan Herbut
The keyboard is one such essential computer accessory which is extremely affordable and easy to replace with than repaired. Every geek must have dumped old keyboard on some ground or the other or simply because of the availability of new better keyboards. Designer Nolan Herbut has meticulously removed and rearranged all the keys and wrapped the whole thing up to create this awesome Keyboard Parts Lamp.
Lamp Powered By Blood by Mike Thompson
Designer Mike Thompson has designed an innovative light called “Blood Lamp” that as depicted by its name, generates power from blood.
For the lamp to produce light one must break off the top of the lamp, dissolve a tablet in the solution and use their blood to power the light. This creates a lamp that can only be used once and forces the user to consider the most important time that they need the light. It forces them to be more considerate and reflect of how wasteful we are with energy on a daily basis. There is also a deep metaphor in this as well where the blood in our bodies represents life and the energy we use everyday effects the world we live in somehow some way, thus effecting our quality of life. See, everything is cyclical. Check out Mike’s very interesting portfolio of work here.
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Color Therapy Lamp for Modula by Peter Kuhar
Peter Kuhar has designed the Color Therapy Lamp for Modula.Proper lighting is important and varies according to the place and task at hand. Lighting can be irritating or therapeutic depending on the desired intensity and even color.
Modo Chandelier by Jason Miller
The Modo chandelier created by Brooklyn-based Jason Miller is designed to be versatile. The lamp is pretty cool and features a spoke-and-hub system allows it to be configured in dozens of different ways.
Lacrime del Pescatore, Light Installations by Ingo Maurer
Lacrime del Pescatore, a light installations by Ingo Maurer gives the sensation of being underwater, in the vicinity of shipwrecked treasure. It is made of a series of three fisherman’s nets studded with more than 300 crystal drops. Lacrime del Pescatore gives the sensation of being underwater, in the vicinity of shipwrecked treasure.
SHADE Lamp by Christopher Moulder
SHADE designed by Christopher Moulder is inspired by the seemingly overworked and simple lamp shade. The lamp is a low voltage fixture using its aircraft aluminum body to conduct electricity to twenty eight 12V/10W high efficiency, long life and high color rendering Xenon Festoon bulbs. Finished meticulously with catalyzed acrylic enamel, SHADE is available in three colors
Sharp’s Remote Controlled LED Light-Bulbs Generate Seven-Shades
Sharp Corporation will introduce into the Japanese market nine models of LED lamps featuring outstanding environmental performance, including high energy efficiency, long service life, and free of hazardous mercury.
Available first in Japan next month, you can hook up a series of these bulbs to a circuit, and adjust the colour temperature of all of them with a wireless remote control.
These lamps have the same standard screw-in base and fit in the same sockets as ordinary incandescent lamps, they are simple and easy to use as replacements for ordinary lamps. Pricing of these 40,000-hour bulbs starts at about $40 apiece for a non-adjustable LED bulb, and $82 for that tricked-out adjustable bulb with the remote control.
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Fluoro Lightings by Tom Dixon
“Fluoro” lighting created by Tom Dixon comes in two different bubbles: as a pendant or a “floor light.Made from blow moulded polycarbonate, externally powder coated in fluorescent orange and demonstrating.
Tom’s passion for roughness, the Fluoro Shade is inspired from heavy duty work paints in industrial factory environments. With the floor light comes a 250cm clear cable, with the other comes a black ceiling rose and cord to hang from on high.
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XY-Quad and X-Pan by Victor Vetterlein
Victor Vetterlein has recently completed two new designs: the xy-quad table and x-pan light. The xy-quad table is made from an aluminum base with a glass table top.
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Etirement Lamp by Rémi Bouhaniche
“Etirement” designed by Rémi Bouhaniche is a lamp that is dimmed by distorting its surface. It features a translucent membrane stretched over a steel frame which, when stretched by pulling a rod, alters the intensity of the light.
I have shaped it on the lines of a human body composed by a skin fabric tensed over a skeleton a metal structure. To obtain the visual and tactile effect I installed a mechanism hidden inside the black part.
This object has been created in the frame of my diploma called « The mechanical of the surfaces » passed at the Art and Design school of Saint Etienne, 2009. I Questioned the role of the surface into the process of making and creating shapes, gestures and images. In this way, I studied and experimented simple materials such as wood , cane, textile, metal rods and pipes…
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