08.22.14
Troy Turner

Categories:
Lighting
Product Design

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Getting Groovy with Roy G. Biv

Getting Groovy with Roy G. Biv

The Raising Geometry collection of sculptural lighting objects merge retro style with midcentury modern simplicity in a series of functional mirrors enhanced by electric neon light! Comprised of 3 designs (Octagon, Wave and Triangle), each features a different color combo and geometric shape that is repeatedly reflected in seemingly endless space for a deep visual effect that transforms the design into a 3D light picture.

0 Designer: Cascade

08.20.14
Troy Turner

Categories:
Lighting
Product Design

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Lean, Leaning Lighting

Lean, Leaning Lighting

Olga Kalugina’s JIM lamp combines Apple-style minimalism with ultra-thin OLED lighting to achieve a modern, simplistic aesthetic that’s complimentary of your other devices! Lightweight yet rigid, the light source elegantly curves upward from the unibody base, keeping the direction OLED at a convenient and comfortable working angle. The only downside: its profile is so thin you might think it disappeared altogether!

0 Designer: Olga Kalugina

08.19.14
Troy Turner

Categories:
Lighting
Product Design

30 Comments

Introducing... iLight!

Introducing… iLight!

Throw out your alarm clock, radio and other lighting, because iLight leaves little else to be desired on your bedside or desk! It’s an all-in-one, interactive solution that syncs with your smart devices via Bluetooth to play your favorite tunes or sound your alarm. Through the remote app, you can also select the mood lighting of your choice from a whopping 256 color options. To turn it off/on, just give its playful, wobbly top a pat! Do want!

0 Designer: Idea Show

08.13.14
Troy Turner

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Lighting
Product Design

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Simply Superb Lighting

Simply Superb Lighting

It’s the synthesis of technology & craft, natural & high-tech. It’s called the Alhazen Lamp and its economical, eco-friendly design is made of a simplistic, ultra-lightweight wood base & LED light. The acrylic LED tube and wood base create a harmonious and dynamic task lamp with just the essentials, making it as practical as it is understated. In variations of MDF, Beech, Walnut and Ash woods, there are just enough options to get a little choosy!

0 Designer: Saif-Faisal

08.08.14
Troy Turner

Categories:
Lighting
Product Design

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Well-Balanced Lighting

Well-Balanced Lighting

You won’t find any springs, hinges or screws on the Triad lamp, but that doesn’t mean it’s not flexible. The minimalistic design rests on a rounded base and uses a system of weights that can be removed or replaced to balance at the user’s desired angle. Its elongated LED is a continuation of the lightweight, hallow tube that forms its seamless Y structure. At once futuristic and sophisticated, it’s a perfect interactive addition to the modern office space.

0 Designer: Fyodor Lazariev

07.30.14
Troy Turner

Categories:
Gadgets
Lighting
Product Design

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This'll Make You Say Duh-mbrella

This’ll Make You Say “Duh-mbrella”

The Illuminate Umbrella is proof that opposites really do attract! The clever design combines two unlikely objects into one highly functional product that will simultaneously keep you dry and light your way. Particularly useful at night or in moments of low visibility, the design’s integrated LEDs are automatically activated when rain is detected. It’s not only useful for illuminating your path, but also for increasing your safety by making you more visible to cars and other pedestrians. Genius!

0 Designer: Yasmin Stewart

07.29.14
Troy Turner

Categories:
Lighting
Product Design
Speakers

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Together at Last!

Together at Last!

There’s nothing worse than an awkwardly quiet dinner! On that note, there’s nothing that will kill the aesthetic vibe of a room quicker than ugly electronics. As you might have guessed from the name, the Soundlight is the answer to these woes! It provides both ambient light and music by using a slim 360 degree speaker built directly in to the shell of the minimal pendant. Seamless and effective, it’s the perfect way to subtly set the mood for dinner!

0 Designer: Cheng Tai

07.25.14
Troy Turner

Categories:
Lighting
Product Design

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Lighting to root for!

Lighting to root for!

There’s little to dislike about the simplicity of a single bulb pendant, but if you’re not into the raw industrial look, the Root socket is the perfect way to warm it up! Sustainably crafted from 100% natural beech wood, the collection is manufactured in low volume production from raw materials. Still, they’re customizable in two lengths (140 & 250mm), 3 finishes (beech,walnut,oak), cord selection (12 fabric finishes), and finally, bulb type (E27 or GU10-LED). Great as a solo, even better as a cluster!

0 Designer: George Avgerinakis

07.14.14
Troy Turner

Categories:
Lighting
Product Design

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Naked Table Lamp

Naked Table Lamp

The beauty of this table lamp lies in the exposure of its essential components. The stripped-down design is composed of a soldering board serving as a base, woven copper wiring that gives it malleability to stay upright, and E-10 light holders in a beautiful formation of eight. Artistically industrial, it almost looks accidental but is much too cool to be anything but intentional!

0 Designer: Shahar Katsav

07.11.14
Troy Turner

Categories:
Lighting
Product Design

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Lamp Shades for Every Season

Lamp Shades for Every Season

Though their climates may differ, most areas of the world experience some form of seasonal change. The Peaked Hat Lighting Shade is inspired by the way our clothing/fashion changes between these seasons and offers a similar idea for interior spaces. Ranging from flowery prints for spring to warm felt material for winter, the light shades use a simple zipper and are easily interchangeable depending on the time of year!

0 Designer: Moili

07.02.14
Troy Turner

Categories:
Furniture
Lighting
Product Design
Seating

5 Comments

Beneath the Cambium Layer

Beneath the Cambium Layer

This expertly crafted collection of furnishings takes inspiration from the way in which trees grow, celebrating the tree as both a material and living organism. The ever changing seasonal growth patterns and unique knots change the structure of the wood in subtle ways- this is reflected in the nuance details of each unique piece. The use of a coopering technique can be seen throughout the body of work as a construction method that directly mimics natural growth. The result is an aesthetic of craftsmanship and Danish Modern design paired with raw, organic shapes and textures.

0 Designer: George Dubinsky of Edgewood Made

06.25.14
Troy Turner

Categories:
Lighting
Product Design

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Enlightening Light

Enlightening Light

If you’re reading this on your computer right now, chances are you AREN’T one of the vast groups of people lacking electricity (and therefore light) in the world. The Infinite Light is for them! Designed as a replacement for dangerous kerosene lamps, it harnesses the suns energy during the day to provide safe light at night. It actually kills two birds with one stone by using a ready-to-use flexible solar panel and battery system that can be placed directly in discarded plastic bottles. Once inside, it’s protected and ready to use for a lifetime.

0 Designer: Dr. Hakan Gürsu of Designnobis

06.24.14
Troy Turner

Categories:
Lighting
Product Design

3 Comments

The Right Spot(Light)

The Right Spot(Light)

Woodspot is hitting us in the right spot! It’s the latest lamp design from Alessandro Zambelli and it’s mmm mmm good! Handcrafted from solid pine, its unique shade serves as both diffuser and support. The resulting profile is both striking and whimsical, certain to be a conversation starter. In playful pastels and natural wood finish, it’s the perfect balance of modern and cozy. DO WANT!

0 Designer: Alessandro Zambelli for Seletti

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