Surprisingly, this isn’t the first mushroom cloud lamp design that I’ve seen before. (Great minds really do think alike.) But I like this one equally for its softer nature and unique inspiration. Though ominous at first glance, the Mushroom Lamp 2 is a representation of the world’s existing 23,000 nuclear weapons (said to be capable of annihilating the earth several times over) and a reminder that peace is the wisest policy.
Designer: h220430
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Looks more like a enlightened brain
I really don’t want an explosion on my bedside table to be the last thing I see before I go to bed.
This is a good design…but why does it look like an explosion when it’s supposed to represent/encourage peace?
That, my friend, is called ‘irony’.