An homage to Nikola Tesla, the L1 Lamp takes inspiration from the electromagnetic coils he invented. Within the circular disc is a grid of LED lights reflected in different directions. The reflected light is transferred evenly to both sides, creating a diffused glow that will illuminate large rooms without occupying much physical space itself.
Designer: ODESD2
The Area lamp brings interactive lighting to a whole new level with its micro-motion sensors that allow the user to illuminate only specific sections with just a simple hand gesture. Without even touching it, simply wave your hand under the surface to activate the LEDS you want. Do the same to turn them off! Its perfect for work or the kitchen, but we want it just for the party tricks! Watch it in action —>
Designer: Matthias Pinkert
Curve is an office task lamp that offers flexibility in terms of both positioning and illumination. The telescopic structure and angle can be easily adjusted for a variety of tasks like studying or sketching. The versatile, vertical design can be adapted to different activities in any office environment or studio while saving space.
Designer: Fatma Köstekli
The big brother of the original smaller version, the Hanko Large Suspension Light is composed of 80 individually cut plywood pieces held together by an acrylic frame and 3 steel cables. The vertebrae-like structure’s circular illumination is made possible with a flexible, silicon coated, white LED tube light. Mostly diffused by the plates, the light source is visible at different points depending on the user’s perspective.
Designer: Ian Cameron
The W.E.T. system harnesses solar energy and H20 to enhance public spaces. As it rains, the design collects water used for cleaning & fire emergencies. Excess water is kept in an underground collection tank where it is then dispersed through misters to keep the public cool on hot days. On especially rainy days, extra water is used to supplement the surrounding irrigation. On top of the beacon, a solar panel collects the sun’s energy to power lighting at the foot & top of the system that keeps the area illuminated at night.
Designers: Various
Sparks is an ingenious modular lighting system that takes inspiration from a number of naturally occurring geometrical shapes and molecular structures. The resulting aesthetic lands somewhere between a DNA chain and a frozen spark of light! Every module in the system can be rotated 360°, making it easily adaptable to any architectural situation. Layout possibilities are almost endless, so each impression is completely different in its spatial context.
Designer: Daniel Becker
This clever lamp design, called Balance, forces the user to examine the depth of their virtual dependance on tech like their phone, computer, etc., in hopes that they will find a healthy balance. Now, how does an everyday object like a lamp do that? By simply requiring that the user relinquish their phone in order to operate! Like an action/reward psychological game, the user must plug their phone into the attached cable and place it in the tray to activate the lamp. Need light? Gotta put that phone down!
Designer: Weng Xinyu
The minimalist Gru (Italian for “crane”) lamp is characterized by a simplistic form with total flatness that gives it a unique aesthetic meant to blur the lines between 2 & 3D. However thin, the design is as durable as it is ductile. This is made possible by use of Vetronite material which not only provides structural stability, but also acts as a glass epoxy conductor to deliver power directly to the LED lights without wires!
Designer: Illuministi
Chances are you’ve bumped a toe or two searching for the light switch in the middle of the night. Not fun! A total toe-saver, the Pod lamp is the perfect bedside accessory. It clamps to any surface and its detachable pod-lights can be used as flashlights as you make your way through dark rooms. With five detachable pods, it’s great for couples and kids alike!
Designer: Ashleigh Stephens
The Multilamp series brings industrial-style stadium lighting to your home! Inspired by the bright lights of concert venues and arenas, these pendants are still ideal for lighting larger spaces, but a smaller table lamp version is sized for more compact space. Their perfect for your man-cave or home gym!
Designer: Emanuele Magini
In a surprising merging of products, the Solar Energy Bucket serves as a multifunctional tool for anyone who likes to rough it. At first glance it appears to be a simple water bucket, but turn it upside down and you’ll see a small solar panel which harnesses the sun’s energy during the day. The stored energy can then be used to power the built-in light or even gently heat the water. Peculiar… but genius!
Designer: Chia-Yuan Pai
Glow is a low-cost, low-maintenance, and low-tech solution for providing efficient, effective lighting to the developing world. The device uses phosphorescent (glow-in-the-dark) powder, which absorbs environmental light and slowly releases it when dark. Modern phosphorescent powder has a lifespan of up to 10 years and a glow that can last up to 6 hours! UV light isn’t even required to power the glow!
Designer: Jon Liow
Nearly 200,000 wine barrels are retired each year in California. Although some end up as planters or firewood, many are destined for landfills. Designer Dale Rorabaugh decided to do something about that. His team rescues wine barrels from wineries that simply don’t have the space to keep them any longer. To give them new life, they repurpose the material into a practical, artistic table lamp each with an expressive and unique history.
Designer: Dale Rorabaugh
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