Posted by Long Tran in All Archive, Lighting
October 9, 2007 11:44 am, 6558 Views
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Pre-Packaged is a continuous circuit of light daisy-chained together kinda like Christmas lights. The reuse and repurpose function speaks to the eco-enthusiast within us while the soft glow from an embedded LED speaks to practical applications.
Designer: Emma Caselton
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Posted by Long Tran in All Archive, Lighting, Technology
October 3, 2007 10:47 am, 12784 Views
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The Capsuli is a rechargeable solar powered LED emergency light kit that’s small enough to be stored while powerful enough to emit light from the palm of your hand. As small as it is, this thing is bright. Each capsule docks onto a pad embedded with solar cells. You activate the light by twisting the capsule.
Designer: Ukseop Jeong & Hanna Son
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Posted by Yanko Design in All Archive, Lighting
September 24, 2007 1:20 am, 11240 Views
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Kaleidolight explores the light conductivity capacity of glass tubes by connecting the outside wall with the inside. Designer Ganjavian uses his design to create a magical constellation. The system is modular, each component made up of a clear glass cylinder with aluminum lid and contained within a Teflon lined aluminum tube which is inserted into the exterior wall.
Designer: Ali Ganjavian
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Posted by Long Tran in All Archive, Lighting
September 20, 2007 10:18 am, 5630 Views
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Bloom is a portable light that brings the beauty of the outdoors into the home. As the flower blooms the light intensity increases. The lighting system consists of three sets of blooming lights that are battery charged allowing them to go anywhere and to be placed wherever they are needed.
Designer: Sergio Coronado
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Posted by Long Tran in All Archive, Lighting
September 18, 2007 11:04 am, 5076 Views
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The ‘Solarise’ lampshade depicts a subtle image of the London skyline and mimics the effect of the sun rising. As the sky gets brighter, the skyline appears as one of the most attractive views and symbolic images of a city.
The printed thermochromic layer changes color in reaction to the temperature change of the bulb gradually over a timespan of a few minutes.
Designer: Pu Tai
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Posted by Yanko Design in All Archive, Kitchen, Lighting
September 12, 2007 2:20 am, 9299 Views
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Designed as lighting features for the kitchen. The knife light creates different effects depending on how many knives are in the unit. The weight of each knife allows the unit to rock back if in and to rock forth if removed thus creating different intensities of light from the under side.
Designer: Vincent Hudson
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Posted by Long Tran in All Archive, Lighting
September 11, 2007 11:40 am, 7586 Views
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When did bamboo get so popular? It seems everyone has a lucky bamboo plant now. The Bamboo Light System is shaped like the fast growing grass but inserts a bit of utility too. The entire system is comprised of interlocking segments you can customize, kinda like a giant erector set. Build floor lamps, ceiling lamps, pendents, and sconces.
Designer: Pablo Reinoso [ Manufacturer: Yamagiwa ]
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Posted by Yanko Design in All Archive, Lighting
September 11, 2007 1:02 am, 5972 Views
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Luis Eslava has revisited the functions of both bulb and lampshade, merging the two elements together into this new design. In Bulb Shade Luis has used the bulb literally as the shade. Made of Pyrex and sandblasted the bulbshade protects and controls the light element introducing a minimal but flexible product - you can hang them or stand them on surface.
Designer: Luis Eslava
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Posted by Long Tran in All Archive, Lighting
September 10, 2007 11:57 am, 4775 Views
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Who says all lampshades have to be made from paper or fabric? Part of modern design is to repurpose other materials that may not traditionally fit the mold. Such is the case with Lumique, a crystal lampshade that reflects enough light because of its fantastic refractions.
Designer: Stefano Bottino
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Posted by Long Tran in All Archive, Lighting
September 7, 2007 12:42 pm, 4595 Views
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Bucky’s objective was to construct a sustainable household item from found materials. The cages are constructed of 102 tubes that formerly housed 102 glow sticks, nearly 100 wire hangers, telephone wire and electrical tape. The lighting is compromised of approx 30′ of lamp wire and standard light fixtures.
Designer: Gabriel Prero
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