Energy actually helps design this heat-sensitive lamp. The first time the bulb is switched on, the heat reacts with pigments in the plastic shade, causing them to expand. The hotter the light the more the shade deforms.
Seeing the Barry table lamp in someone’s living room might tempt you to ask if the owner has a pet ostrich. The futuristic-looking light resembles a big egg, and most likely a soft-boiled one since it has a chunk of the sphere sliced off to serve as a “lid.” From what we can tell from the pictures and some hasty online translation, a circle of LEDs in the base glow and have their light diffused by reflective surfaces within the lid to create some funky ambient illumination. Pretty cool, as long as a face-hugging alien doesn’t jump out. You can probably buy one from Flux, but we got lost in all the Swedish after a couple of clicks, so you’re on your own.
The Artemis ceiling fan is a pure sculpture whose theme is spare and simple yet the fan?s appearance is satisfyingly rich and varied. It looks different from every angle and its sensuous curved surfaces create many intriguing reflections? The natural shape of the blades creates no noise ? they slice through the air in nearly total silence.
Solas Circular lamps made of stoneware ceramic ? as stimulating as astral light or atmospheric as captured fire. Solas give space for the expression of personal decorative taste. They are easy to move and can be stacked together or stand alone as individual floor lamps. The removable glass disk has an anti-glare satin finish that gives off a soft, diffuse light.
IO: design by Daniel Bernard. Series of linear suspended modules for fluorescent T16 FH 2×28W or FQ 2×54W with direct/indirect or only indirect light emission and adjustable halogen dichroic QR-CB 51 12V max 50W or QR-LP 111 12V max 50W lamps (electronic transformers 230V-240V/12V included). The modules may be installed singularly or assembled into a system, by means of an accessory for the junction in a straight line or with an accessory for 90? angles.
SolarCap Lighting system is the self-contained lighting devices for decoration or traffic using solar energy, as its name indicates. But, the difference is that it adopts the newest technology called “ultracapacitor” as the energy storage device, instead of the rechargeable batteries, which is currently used in solar devices and results in the repeated replacement of the batteries every 2-3 years and the narrow working temperature range.
The Recycled Tube Light is a wall cylinder of old flourescent tubes. Icadescent bulbs now light the tube from the inside out. If you send them tubes they will customer make a light for about half price.
Inside each of these tiles are hundreds of light-conducting channels that are carved into a transparent block of clear of pigmented polymer. These fiber-optic elements give the tiles the ability to magically shift, shimmer and ripple in response to movement and changes in light. The tiles will respond to shadows, moving lights and will also pick up surrounding colors and disperse them on its surface.
Here’’s a bright idea?lights built into tiles. They are perfect for creating illuminated walkways and bathroom nightlights.
Glide Twist Together Light is a playful, engaging light designed as an object of beauty, function and hands-on interaction. The resin blocks snap together with a simple key mechanism, allowing you to form numerous combinations. Use the Twist Together to create a bedroom accent light, an interactive living room conversation piece, or even a child?s room nightlight.
The Climbing Light by Black + Blum Ltd. mounts with just a single screw and makes a great choice for a functional bedside light. The silver topped bulb creates an effective and funky down light. The chrome-tip bulb provides effective directional light.
The DuPont? Self-Charging Smoke Alarm connects directly to light sockets or track lights and charges itself
Lite Brite Neon Studio claims the full spectrum light produced by their chandelier helps fight seasonal affective disorder. The light is also available in custom sizes and colors.
This bird flock light by Ken Igarashi is a pendant light in bird formation. 1 bird, 2, birds, 3 birds, the more you gather the bigger and brighter it gets.
Dress up a flat ceiling with some three-dimensional tiles. USG first launched the TOPO Systems for use in retail and commercial interiors, but now these curved, colorful panels are available for the home. The panels are offered in translucent or opaque styles in five colors. When combined with lighting, it makes an unusual accent where people least expect to see it.
The Bendant Lamp is a chandelier composed of a series of leaves set around a central fixture. The leaves are designed to be bent up or down into place: the user, creating unique light and shadow arrangements. Made from laser-cut, powder coated steel, the Bendant Lamp ships flat and can be hung or hardwired with an optional hardwiring kit.
