If you miss the good old days of coin operated phone booths, you might like Jethro Macey’s Coin Lamp. Powered by its greed for loose change, the light forces our awareness of power consumption through personal expense and discourages our appetite for kilowatt hours. That being said, I can easily see this lamp becoming a permanent fixture down at the local Laundromat.
Designer: Jethro Macey [ Via: The Presurfer ]
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: ) I think this is an example of a good working brain
i’d purchase that. it also doubles up as a piggy bank. well done!
At the bottom of some form of retro feel！
Wht a lamp , looking amazing !!
Where can I buy one?!?!?