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Gamete.MGX Lamp To Protect Your Eyes From Glittery Light
Inappropriate lighting at work or even at home is possibly one of the major reasons for strained eyes that if not taken proper care can result in severe eye diseases. Taking cue from the constructive language of plant seeds transported by the wind, Belgian designer Xavier Lust has created an elegant table lamp named the [...]
Continue reading...Elica Lamp Removes Switches For A Clean And Harmonious Design
Wednesday, June 2, 2010
Winner of the “iF product design GOLD award 2010,” the “Elica” by Brian Sironi is a flexible table lamp that makes use of LEDs for illumination. Featuring a body finished in metal, the table lamp also integrates an adjustable aluminum arm that the user can rotate to control, increase or decrease, the glow of the [...]
Continue reading...Bloom Lamp Transforms From A Bud To Blossoming Flower
Saturday, May 29, 2010
Blossoming flower is one the most wonderful creations of the nature that spontaneously attracts artists and designers to reinterpret its beauty in their artistic creations. Created by designer Patrick Jouin, the “Bloom Lamp” as depicted by its name is a table lamp that transforms from a bud to a blossoming flower to release the light. [...]
Continue reading...A Span Of Lights
Tuesday, May 18, 2010
I’m not a big fan of study-table lamps simply because I can’t stand the surrounding darkness. Always creeps me out, but I’m sure most of you students need to invest in one. Sharing dorm rooms, you can’t disturb your mates right! So when you use one…how much light is sufficient for you? How about a [...]
Continue reading...Cool Lamps From Diesel Furniture Collection 2010
Saturday, April 17, 2010
’sucessful living’ from diesel presented ‘dreamscape’, a collaborative project together the italian lighting manufacture foscarini, italian furniture producer moroso and the italian textile company zucchigroup.
Continue reading...The Hanoi Table Lamp
Friday, April 2, 2010
Apparent simplicity for a harmonious complexity of shapes. This lamp is realised in one horizontal plane that acquires form and volume through the bends of the material. A formal simpleness defined by details. A warm and intimate light, like the kind gesture of someone bowing down in greeting. Argentinian designer Federico Churba has created the [...]
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Friday, October 15, 2010
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