This design belongs to Vicente Garcia Jiménez and is inspired by the designer’s home lands of Mancha, Spain. The wall sculpture is not randomly named “Fields”, as the shapes, lighting and shades tried to suggests exactly that: open fields filled with soft mixed colors.
The materials used built this lovely lighting designs are methacrylate and aluminium.
“Fields”was created for Foscarini. You can visit the site and admire other similar products.
It’s like having a lot of tiny Caspers (the cartoon ghost?) in your house. Some people may even enjoy that.
“Alien” is an out-of-this-world-looking lamp created by design studio Büro für Form and manufactured by Next.
Designers inform us that there are two different sizes and four variations available so you have where to choose from.
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Caroline Linder is an American designer and a recent graduate of the Art Institute in Chicago. Here is some of her work:
The “2×4″ is an eye-catching asociation between wood and light. LEDs are encrusted in the material following certain patterns.
“Fizz” is another original lighting device belonging to the same designer. its shape is a reminder of soap bubbles.
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The Smoon Ombrella from designers Beau & Bien is an ingenious lighting system.
Whether you choose to place it in your house or as a your very own moon-garden, Smoon Ombrella is a huge eye-catching lamp, that is bound to wow your guests.
But the amazing thing about this moon-umbrella is that it functions on solar power and it can run up to 10 hours on a charge.
How much does this environmental-friendly lamp cost? Around $2200. Hey, at least there will be no wires to stumble upon.
Gravity Light is actually a thin metal plate that is hung in the air.
The metal plate is affected by gravity in a way that is ideal for emitting a gentle light.
The amount of light can vary by using different sized metal plates or by curving them in another direction.
More information at Keiji Ashizawa Design.
Although its exterior design is not all that unusual, the “Cordless Moment Oil Lamp” is made of bone china, and the semi-transparent material lets out a low light.
One strong point: it doesn’t need electricity. One weakness: it’s always on, which can sometimes be annoying.
Designer: Thomas Bernstrand
Price: $169
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I find this to be a very cool lamp, not to mention a great design idea.
“Rundum PANORAMA” has the ability to change its look with every new picture that the owner himself chooses.
The price is steamy, but hey, bet your furniture never “gave” you a close-up of Mount Everest before…
The lamp is only available as white biscuit porcelain.
Details:
50,5 x 35 x 35 cm (height x width x depth)
Lampshade: ø 35 cm, height 24 cm
Price : 559 EUR
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This is from Tazana designer Suppapong Sonsang. The idea to paint light forms with graphic patterns such as these ones was inspired by the shape of stem cells.This design works both with modern technology and traditional Thai craftin.
The lights come in two standard forms—Stemcell Rose and Stemcell Egg—and in eight different colors.
This is a lamp that definitely draws attention on its self. Its shape and its ability to change colors takes mood lighting to upper levels.
The lamp functions using digital technology, making possible for it to emit a variety of colors. This way the atmosphere that it will create will be unique every time.
You can control it by using a small RC unit like in the picture below.
Price: £79,95
You can find out what owners think about this lamp and order this product online here.
From designer Ron Arad, PizzaKobra gets its name from its ability to either stay flat on the table like a freshly baked pizza or be raised, thus resembling the fearful snake.
Ideal for desks, business and whatever homework you may need to take care of.
Specifications:
Material :steel/ aluminium
Weight: 2,5 kilos
Height: 18, 5 mm closed, 733 mm open (maximum)
To see more pictures of this product and to order it online, visit the official website.
