Jeeves Bowler Hat pendant light
Lamps form an important part of every home, shop, office, school, bank etc. That is why we can see a bounty of designs coming up now and then to suit all tastes. So how about a hat light concept for a change?
Switch Socket lets you cut off the power supply without pulling out the cord
Vampire power is an annoyance for homes since it adds up to a considerable sum in the utility bills when accounted annually. Additionally it is a terrific waste of energy. Again no one would like to pull out each and every power cord of the household appliances when not in use? There seems to be a way out with Switch Socket though.
Light emitting huggable pillow gives off a warm glow to brighten up the interiors
Designed by Diana Lin, what you can see are light emitting pillows called the d°light Huggable G2. It can not only be used as a light source but can be hugged or used as a head rest as well.
Light emitting jellyfish for your pools
Jelly fish in water looks amazing but you wouldn’t like to swim with them, right? So how about having some harmless glowing jellyfish lights for your pools?
Intriguing light art produced with Roomba
These fascinating light arts have been produced with the Roomba, a robot vacuum cleaner in combination with colored LEDs and use of long exposure photography.
The pictures are respectively the works of mikebala, IBRoomba, 3rdeyepro, IBRoomba. For more you could visit Flickr.
Light reading is a chandelier built from unused books
Lucy Norman from Lula Dot has this interesting solution of transforming books, that cannot be recycled, into marvelous chandeliers. “There is currently no infrastructure set up to recycle the paper from books because the paper is low grade and the glue on the spine must be removed.” So she upcycles the books into patterns and shapes which are hung around a ceiling light to create a chandelier called Light Reading. Each is priced at £440.00.
Mystical Affinity Chair plays with your mind
Affinity Chair by Ben Alun-Jones is a seating form that plays with our mind in believing that its finite structure houses an infinite space within. When unlit, it merges with the surrounding to appear almost non-existent but when illuminated submerges our senses into its unlimited depths. According to the designer the Affinity Chair “explores our relationship with light and space“.
The Cub Light
The thing that you are presently looking at isn’t a block of wood. Of course it looks like one but is actually a lighting fixture which gets revealed once the switch is turned ‘on’. In both cases though, nature is the theme that explicitly comes into play. The structure made of wood and stainless steel when turned ‘on’ imparts a warm glow with a subtle beauty of foliage shadow.
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