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The credit card sized Pocket Light by Eunhak Lee and Hyunjin Yoon, powered by a tiny cell, can be easily switched on by popping out the light bulb shaped cutout. Follow the jump to see it in action. Continue reading “Ideas in your pocket, kind of” »
Piilo by Markys Michalski can be looked upon as a piece of furniture, lighting or micro architecture. Taking the nomad culture to modern living environments, this private secret retreat can be used at home, on the road or in the office. Continue reading “Home is where Piilo is” »
Lamps these days. You can kick them, twist them, and¬† now you can’t knock them over. The Mushroom lamp by an Australian designer, Nick Rennie of happy finish design, has a weighted base that always gets it back in its original upright position. It’s cute, too. Continue reading “Mushroom lamp won’t go down without a fight” »
Martini, a family of luminaires with blown glass lampshades, is the product of a collaboration between Heinrich James Lentz of salad industrial design and Sergio Suchomel of buenavista design. Listed as “coming soon” on salad’s website. Continue reading “Shaken, not stirred” »
Everything about these lamps, designed by Moritz B√∂ttcher and S√∂ren Henssler of b√∂ttcher+henssler, is simple, yet awesome. Playing with the appearance of an archetypal luminaire, Coen lamps have their main pillar and lampshade directly merged, creating a distinctive play of light and shadow, which is reminiscent of butterfly wings. Continue reading “Coen lamps, minimalism in its purest form” »
