I have seen radiators repurposed as towel dryers and mimicked as mugs, but this is my first lamp! Radiant Floor Lamp features an array of lamp elements, modeled after standard-sized fluorescent U-bulbs. As Steve explains, “The path from electricity to light is controlled by a standard water spigot valve handle.” Love it!
Designer: Steve Faletti
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That actually looks pretty cool to have in your living room. One condition though, I hope you would be able to change the brightness of it. By the looks of the picture, it looks way to bright.
It looks a bit delicate and potentially dangerous.
Wow, that’s pretty good! Though I do agree with Emmo709, and it would also be hard to find new bulbs.
Agreed with all above comments.
Also, who even uses radiators anymore?
It will provide the outstanding look to our living room. But it is very difficult ti install it at home.