If you happened to be a chronic user of nightlights as a child, this branding project by Ashley Payne might be right up your alley. The nightlight plugs into any ordinary socket and by the magic of networking routes music from your Zune to your nightmarish, monster-filled bedroom. Not only reacting to low light levels by turning itself on, the light reacts to the music’s frequency and alters its color and brightness to match.
Designer: Ashley Payne
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