Folding Lamps
Architects have a long history designing great lighting. Kjellgren Kaminsky Architecture out of Sweden picks up this line by giving us the Paperfold lamp series….
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Light Forest
Light Forest by OntwerpDuo is a ceiling light system that has endless possibilities. The design consists of numerous connecting parts that are fully customizable. Light…
Tea Bag Lights Up your Night, Literally
Surely you caffeine addicts will agree, coffee truly is the sexually oriented drink – It picks you up! It illuminates your world, if I may…
Jeeze Frank, that is a Nice Kitchen Hood!
Robert Brunner of Ammunition Group steps up with a mince-no-words collection of kitchen hoods. You know the kind: big, ugly, yellow. Or at least they’re…
That’s Not Jack In The Box
I have some water and I have some bulbs, hmm…what can I make from this? Oh I know, but then I’ll need some spring and…
When Plants Inspire Lights
You remember that photosynthesis lesson you bunked in school? That was way long back in time, but folks at D’arc Studio revisited that period and…
1 Can, 1 Bulb, 1 Cord
The 05.L, named after the repurposed can that makes up its shade, is a lamp with a straightforward design; a 9W energy efficient lightbulb, recyclable…
WAR! WHAT IS IT GOOD FOR? Good Lighting!
As the story goes, shortly after being elected president of the United States in 1981, Ronald Reagan was shown around the Pentagon by his chief…
Self-sustaining Flower That Blooms At Dusk
My mentor educated me that a good design also contributes toward a stable environment and does take into account its implications toward pollution and emissions….
No, This Is Not An Elaborate Trashcan
Rather it is a lovely self-assembled table lamp named Spelta that makes use of “interwoven transparencies stretched to create a soft and organic form.” The…
Seductive Light Switches
There is a lot of scope for improvement in the light-switch industry. Intuitive touch sensitive panels have replaced the click-on click-off types. All you need…
Bright Lights in the Grips of your Fingertips
When I first read the mail from the designer (Christian Precht) of this project, I thought it was Jesus Christ the Son of God and…