Tag Archives: light design

Crimean Pinecone Lamp by Pavel Eekra

Crimean Pinecone Lamp by Pavel Eekra

Crimen pinecone lamp consists of 56 plates and screws, without an internal skeleton due to rounding forms plaques form gaps through which light passes. Boards themselves are also slightly transparent, this creates a particular pattern of light from the outside and downward bright light. Fla [Read More…]

Lamp or String Theory?

Lamp or String Theory?

Totally intrigued by the Hydralamp. It has a unique cooling system that extends the LED bulb lifetime to 50,000 hours. The lamp is also an energy saver. It produces the same luminous power as a 20W halogen bulb but consumes only 4W. The lamp casing is made of anodized aluminum and tempered glass tot [Read More…]

LINK by Ramón Esteve for VIBIA

LINK by Ramón Esteve for VIBIA

Spanish architect Ramón Esteve has designed the LINK lighting for the manufacturer VIBIA.

Description from VIBIA:

Like the skyline of a great city… The modules of the Link lighting system allow you to create silhouettes and volumes on the ceiling to suit every room and every location. Link co [Read More…]

artecnica 2010 collection

artecnica 2010 collection

image: artecnica

artecnica introduced six new pieces to their collection this summer including new works by tord boontje

and rich brilliant willing. the collection focuses on light and colour most of which is explored through

lighting designs and candleholders. the previously featured [Read More…]

A Rocking Chair Design Generatrs Electricity

A Rocking Chair Design Generatrs Electricity

Murakami Chair enclosed the lamp powered by rocking back and forth, good idea! Designed by Jacob Rochus. There is sophisticated nano-technology dynamo built in the chairs skid and a newly developed OLED with reading lamp above. OLED lamp of chairs senses even when it light or dark outside. And ha [Read More…]

Simple Light Design, All Wood

Simple Light Design, All Wood

How simple a light do you want for your desktop? How about one with a couple joints, a base, a wire, and a bit of shine? Well hay! We’ve got that right here! Designed by Swedish design and architecture studio TAF for Scandinavian design company Muuto. One of the most prominent hopes for this project [Read More…]

POUCH—-soft light design

POUCH----soft light design

Correct, ‘Pouch’ recalls the milking gesture… say goodbye to the old and stiff jug and learn how to ‘squeeze’ what you drink from these funny and soft silicon container. The material is tasteless, sustainable and safe.

Pouch attracts us because, around this simple object new rituals, pleasantly a [Read More…]

At Milan Design Week 2010 : Flos Smithfield Lamp By Jasper Morrison

At Milan Design Week 2010 : Flos Smithfield Lamp By Jasper Morrison

Brits will be familiar with the iconic Smithfield market which is famous for raw meat! So it comes as a bit of surprise that something as drab as a wholesale market can act as a source of inspiration. But then again, God and designers work in mysterious ways! Jokes apart, we simply love the Smithfie [Read More…]

Bottles light design of wine newly shine

Bottles light design of wine newly shine

Meyda Custom Lighting said it uses "hot shop" glass blowing techniques to re-shape wine bottles into light fixtures. These new pendants, shown in green 3", blue 4" and an amber 5", use a 40-watt T6.5 bulb and are available in frosted or transparent coloured glass.

All [Read More…]

THE RIPE RADISH Solar Energy Lamp Design

THE RIPE RADISH Solar Energy Lamp Design

Had enough of planting fake crops in Farmville, but not quite ready to go totally Martha Stewart in your garden? Designer “Sexin” has created “THE RIPE RADISH” for you. This solar lawn lamp serves many a purpose. First, it’s a solar powered lawn lamp that is white during the day as it collects solar [Read More…]

Machine Light Designed by Frank Buchwald Germany

Machine Light Designed by Frank Buchwald Germany

Frank Buchwald is a Berlin based designer whom has created this inspiring series of lamps, the idea he says was developed over many years of dealing with the nature of modern technology, especially the mechanical artifacts of the industrial age.

A common mistake of our time is the belief that m [Read More…]