lately it seems that more and more designs are being combined in order to give a unique functionality to the user. This design is called “America” and places together a lamp and a table.
The unusual creation belongs to Jamie Hayon and was designed for Metalarte. It comes in both black and white and it goes well in a contemporary interior. For more information, you can visit the producer’s page.-via Trendir
This very interesting pendant lamp comes from London designer Ross Lovegrove and is a showcase of elegance. Fit for a modern interior, this lighting device creates a beautiful atmosphere and a playful pattern of shades. The designer resembled the pendant lamp with a sea creature that spreads light. Andromeda is not only a functional lamp, but an art object as well. You can contact the designer for further details or for purchasing the product. -via
Exhibited at Villa Necchi Campiglio in Milan, the “Shadow and Light” lamp was design by Porro, an Italian company.
Here are some words from the producer, best describing the design: The perforations in the reflector decorates the lampshade with light patterns. Light games, a touch of magic and the enchanted atmospheres of Swedish nights: these are the features of the new Shadow Light”. -via Dezeen
Roger Borg is a designer from New York with interesting works. Neon lamps are a special “field” for him and on his site you will discover a large variety of such lamps, in matters of shape and size. Here is where you can come in contact with Roger for more information.
“Highware Smooth” is the name of a computer lamp designed by BALMUDA design, a company from Tokyo, Japan.
Here is some information from the designer’s site: “With its compact design and placement of the light, Highwire Smooth was made for viewing computer displays. Utilizing 2 LED lights, it emits over 950 lux yet uses only 4.5 watts. With more than enough brightness and a simple design, its features definitely can’t be beat.”
Purchasing details can be found here.
We found some original lighting designs here, some of which could be a nice addition to any interior. The motives are mostly nature-inspired, but you can find a lot of similar lamps/chandeliers on the designer’s site. The prices vary from GBP190 to GBP250.
Here is an ingenious way through which you can crash things and still have use for them. Crack-me! light comes from Korean designer Ji Young Shon, currently living in London. The concept behind this design is that you can adjust the lighting intensity of the lamp by cracking the material on top. Here is where you can contact the designer for futher information.
The Gentleman’s Lamp comes from designer Ramei Keum. The tie represents a fascinating lamp finish and makes the item a very creative piece of work. Available in black and white- the classic colors for shirts- this fantastic table lamp can be purchased online by contacting the designer here. Via Yanko Design
We would like to present another original item from Foscarini. Designed by Ludovica and Roberto Palomba, a couple of designers and architects currently working in Milano, Fly Fly is a “large but light” hanging lamp, “functional, but not high tech, approachable and original”. The technique used guarantees that the lighting provided by the lamp is homogeneous and the 360° illumination makes it so that every corner in the room gets an equal amount of light. Fly Fly is available in white and orange. For further information or inquiries, you can fill in a contact form here. – via Daily Icon
These Ceiling pendant lamps are manufactured in China and can be purchased online at Global Market. You will notice how the design and also the colors are an imprint of the Chinese culture. The lamps work on LEDS (1.15W High Power or 1.25W High Power respectively). For more information on this product, you can visit this web page.
