Eliza is an artistic LED lamp created from folded brass and powered by a micro-USB cable. It’s asymmetric structure consists of triangular forms that reflect light from the LED above to create a diffused glow on the surrounding planar surfaces. Both functional and sculptural, its unique shape and illumination pattern make it a captivating home accessory both day and night.
Designer: Wesley Meyer
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This is a wonderful way of looking at lighting and physics. It should have been modular. That would have made it amazing. This is a great product to look at when working with lighting in 3D rendering softwares. Lots of potential.
That’s just such an elegant looking light. And an elegant name to match. Love this concept. Kudos to the designer.
that is one really pretty light!
Thanks for the comments all.
I agree there is lots of potential for making modular and scaling. The kickstarter project is just a beginning for larger design language.
Thanks for the support!