The Weight of Light is a simple structure lamp featuring a unique way to operate the light. Mimicking the style of an industrial scale, the intensity of the lamp is controlled by shifting the “weight” up and down the “scale”. I adore its refreshing approach, the cute way it tips the scale and minimal look.
Designer: Liao Chan Guan Jing
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Where can I buy one?! I love it!
Where can I buy one?! I love it!
I can't understand this design. Is there anyway that I can obtain some more information regarding this? Basic details about the weight movements are fine. But there is no mentioning about the lamp and the rest…
I can't understand this design. Is there anyway that I can obtain some more information regarding this? Basic details about the weight movements are fine. But there is no mentioning about the lamp and the rest…
I like the idea! why not make it a serie, not only a desk light, I mean the light on a desk might need fixed light direction.
I like the idea! why not make it a serie, not only a desk light, I mean the light on a desk might need fixed light direction.
This is a very good tip especially to those fresh to the blogosphere.
Brief but very accurate information… Appreciate your sharing this one.
A must read article!