Favorite Things Pendant Light by Chen Karlsson
Favorite Things pendant light from Chen Karlsson let your treasured objects be exhibited and highlighted beneath a light source. Spread the light and tales of your favourite things.
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“Inziair,” Lighting Concept by Hippolyte Bachelet
“Inziair” created by the young designer Hippolyte Bachelet, is a living light, flexible and versatile. The lamp lights up, inflates and deflates in contact with the user, thereby varying its form and areas of illumination.
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Diplôme Hippolyte Bachelet : INZIAIR, un luminaire vivant !
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Basil’s Triptych, Lightning Project by DZstudio
DZstudio designed the Basil’s Triptych – lightning project. This project is a tribute to the beauty and uniqueness of the St. Basil cathedral in Moscow. During his stay in Russia Enrico Zanolla spent time observing and studying the constructive system of the domes. The difference in colour and size comes from symbolic meanings assigned to every single dome.
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Inflatable PVC Lightings by Puff-Buff Studio
Puff-Buff is a studio design created in Poland in 2003 by designer Anna Siedlecka and architect Radek Achramowicz. They are known for their transparent hi-gloss inflatable PVC lamps illuminated by LED. The lightings have a polished stainless steel construction, which adds up the beauty of the lamp making it a perfect part of any contemporary homes’ interior design.
“The company synthesizes the best of architecture with both industrial and interior design or, as Puff-Buff says: “working across various scales and materials, the studio has created objects and environmental projects with focus on flexibility, transparency and new technologies, but always connected with pleasure and delight”.
The Living Pixels, Lighting Collection by SDWorks
The Living Pixels, Lighting Collection are in fact the product of an imaginative assemblage of recycled and eco-friendly materials. Created by a collective of designers based in Hong Kong from SDWorks, the ‘Living Pixels‘ lamp takes antique and junk light stands, low-energy bulbs, and a diffuser made up of recycled banners and turns them into a colorful feast for the eyes.
As the banners are printed in one side only, the lamps appear to be white and pale when switched off, but the plain appearance radically changes once the lamps are lighted on and the colors emerge from the inside.
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Sparkling Hill Resort Made Crystal its Central Architectural
Sparkling Hill is the first hotel to have made crystal its central architectural theme and in so doing to have jointly developed the comprehensive design of its spaces, which conjure a magical haven of wellbeing from an idea of
wellness, with Swarovski.
The basic idea behind the design of the space was to pay homage to the allure of the surrounding natural environment: the play of glittering drops of water and rays of sun on rock formations provided the inspiration, and crystal from Swarovski provided the elemental material. Now crystals shimmer in fountains, fireplaces, lighting objects and tiles, trace a night sky in the indoor pool and lend subtle warmth to the meditation area. The monumental crystal fragment, the signature of Sparkling Hill Resort, leads visitors into a wondrous world of light, relaxation and contemplation.
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Book Lamp by Myung-seo Kang
Handy with style is what I like in the Book Lamp designed by Myung-seo Kang. Looking like a book whit a piano light unfolding from the middle, the Book Lamp pops up to be used at anytime, anywhere for ambient lighting.
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Celebration Lamp by Alvaro Uribe
Lamps Celbration was created by designer Alvaro Uribe. He described the light as having been inspired by Colombia to transmit the energy of the dance.
"Born by capturing the wrinkels of the dress motion, the lamp radiates life through its form."
The Lucilla Lamp by Imperfetto Lab
Italian design studio Imperfetto Lab introduces the Lucilla Lamp at EntrataLibera store.
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House of Stone by John Pawson
House of Stone is John Pawson’s installation exhibited at the Interni Think Tank Exhibition in Milan. The British architect joined with Salvatori and lighting specialists KKDC to achieve a simple house shaped architectural structure made from recycled stone: 99% is stone scrap and 1% natural resin being bond agent.
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Tipi by Confused-Direction
German-based designers Confused-Direction propose a new interpretation of a nomades home.
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LIGHT.form by Francesca Rogers
LIGHT.form is a beautiful modular lighting system glowing a warm and soft light made of double-color wood panels. Once fixed on the wall, the design of Francesca Rogers and Daniele Gualeni creates a luminous mosaic recalling traditional Japanese art.
Anyone can design his light pattern by folding the tiles, switching from the dark wengè wood side to the one of European maple. Once flipped, some elements provide light thanks to an encrusted energy-efficient electroluminescent film while others just increase the perception of light with their white surface.
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Cubic Light by Edward Battistini
Edward Battistini, a student based in Paris has designed “Cubic Light,” a wooden desk lamp with a metal base which has the distinction of folding and can be transform into a cube when not in use.
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Wrecking Ball Lamp by Studio Job
“Wrecking Ball Lamp” designed by the Belgian Studio Job is a floor-standing bronze structure. An enforced cord runs through the core of the sculpture to a hanging light and shade. The lamp is indicative of studio job’s attention to detail -small bulbs light the boom point from which the jib hangs.
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“CUB” Lamp by Julian Robin
From French designer Julian Robin this tricky piece of furniture is a block of wood that’s also a lamp. Switched off it’s a cube of hardwood, switched on, it’s an ornamental lamp with a leaf motif.
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Nissyoku Lamp by IgenDesign
Check out the Nissyoku lamp designed by IgenDesignwhich somewhat resembles a solar eclipse. Making what used to be a rare occurence an everyday one in your living room since this lamp is touted to last for up to a decade before burning a fuse or two.The Nissyoku Lamp features two panels that are fixed with magnets, and is powered by “hybrid capacitors, capable of severe temperature with no maintenance over 10 years,” describes The Design Blog. Further, it is an eco-friendly design that uses LED lights in each panel and comprises a body finished in reusable and decomposing polymer.
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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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