Mirror Ball Light by Dann Spann
This really original mirror light from the Coroflot portfolio is created by Dann Spann.
Torn Lighting concept by Billy May
Designed by Billy May, Torn Lighting concept is an interesting way of adding some light to your home. Torn Lighting is perfectly disguised on your wall while hiding it’s LED secrets from view.
Hickory Silk & Twitchen Silk Lampshade by Sprout Home
Hickory Silk & Twitchen Silk Lampshade are created by Sprout Home.The feel of taking a walk through the woods would never be too far away if you added this lampshade to one of your rooms.
Each lamp also comes with a bottom light diffuser. It’s a “bottom” to the shade that gives it a sealed, light box look. The shade works without the diffuser as well, but a diffuser is included with each one. 60 watt max.’
LightHive by Alex Haw
LightHive is a lighting installation designed by Alex Haw for Atmos. In total, 1027 LED pendants hung from cast acrylic mirrored ceiling panels, etched with an abstract map of the 160 rooms within the Architectural Association’s cluster of buildings. Each LED luminaire was suspended from the exact location as the original light source it referenced.
Each of the 2054 unique laser cut acrylic diffuser sections mapped not only the original light source type, but also the geometry of the original room.
Heinola Reading Lamps by Vesa Honkonen
Lighting design and new fixtures for the Heinola City Library plaza was presented at the Light Now conference in Stockholm this week.
Lighting by Arturo Alvarez
Gilda lighting collection made of Italian glass tiles is designed by Arturo Alvarez. It’s collection has been designed in two finishes: squares of white or black glass, which allows its use in existing environments, or those who are betting on more daring mixtures. Another is the deluxe version, which incorporates applications square gold 24 carats.
Paper Lamp by Karl Zahn
This pendant light is a beautiful prototype created by Karl Zahn . The body is made of translucent paper which is glued together in a precise pattern. This pattern determines its spherical shape and the direction the light will diffuse.
Rudolf & Arm Antler by Volker Haug
Rudolf & Antler series created by Melbourne-based designer Volker Haug consists of a range of configurations and comes in black and white . Volker Haug strives to ensure his lighting ideas are an essential and deliberate feature. From a young age Haug preferred raw, industrial lighting design as he gradually discovered the potentially limitless impact lighting can have on our lives.
Buttefly Light by Vinta
Buttefly Light is designed by Vinta is inspired from the idea of folding a piece of paper. The two panels with slight shifts to each other at its closed position remind a user to open this object up. This light gives the poetic theme to the space like a butterfly flying around with silence.
Boyd Lighting Company by BHD Studios San Francisco, California
Boyd Lighting Company is an old factory space that was reconstructed by BHD Studios for lighting showrooms and offices. The project was all about creating a memorable facade that glow at night and bring a natural source of light during the day.
October 15, 2007 - Category: Architecture - Posted by: Chantal - Comments: 0
Buy Your Own Moon
Have you ever looked up into the night sky and thought how cool it would be to have your own personal moon? That dream might come true thanks to a group of Russian designers who have created and started manufacture of these moon shaped light boxes and sells them as ‘Your Personal Moon’. You can hang these large moon-shaped light boxes anywhere you wish, making your dreams even more… dreamy.
Hana by Takao Tsunekawa
Hana is a fantastic customizable lamp designed by Takao Tsunekawa.
What a great idea… to invent a lamp that inspires creativity.
Corral, Bronco & C’upsidedown by Dirk Wynants from Extremis
Corral designed by Belgian Dirk Wynants is a rotated molded polyethylene table that can gather seven Bronco stools. The bonus with this table is that a lighting unit can be integrated into it, turning it into a light source as well.
The c’upsidedown light is basically the ‘corral table’ hung upside down from the ceiling. therefore it is appropriately named the ‘c’upsidedown light’.
The rotation molded bronco stool design is based upon a horse saddle and provides the same ergonomic comfort as the real thing. bronco really has you seated in the best possible position for your back. additionally this attractive stool even offers a space to place a drink.