Monday, August 11, 2008

These Lamps Do Look Interesting.

These Lamps Do Look Interesting.

Here are a few lamps which we found to be interesting & quite unique in its own way, check them out!

Cassette Tape Lamp:

Cassette Tape LampHand-Carved Polypropylene Lamp:

Hand-Carved Polypropylene LampMade of hand-carved blocks of polypropylene by Dutch designers Niels van Eijk and Miriam van der Lubbe.

Spiral Desk Lamp:

Spiral Desk LampIt's a distinctive and innovative desk lamp designed by Wendy Tytherleigh. The lamp has an adjustable spiral shade which allows the user to achieve varying light levels without the use of a conventional dimmer switch.

Innovative Lamp:

Innovative LampThese are made from actual US Army surplus and comes in 3 colors.

A Lamp Inside A Bulb:

A Lamp Inside A BulbCreated by Studio Italia Design and is a Pio and Tito Toso design. All you need to do to adjust the position of the lamp, is place the magnet anywhere on the globe/bulb and the lamp will move accordingly. The direction of the lamp can be controlled with a matching magnet that is on the outside of the glass globe. Interesting concept!

Bamboo Lamp:

Bamboo LampThe floor torch consists of 3 mildly radiant segments connected with flexible joints on a round base. With help of stiff and flexible connections, one can bend the torch to create a variety of shining curves. The best part of this would be, you can have a new shape everyday. Bamboo Lamp had won the 1st place in a 100% Design Created in Russia 2005 competition and was exhibited at 100% Design 2005 in London.

Unique Lamp:

Unique Lamp Something different from the regular lamps, designed by Lasse Klein.

ArcLamp:

ArcLamp Arclamp received the design-report special mention award 2007, according to his designer Hansandfranz.

Butterfly:


Butterfly'This light came from the idea of folding a piece of paper. The function of its adjustment of light and the space created by that are a result of simple action of one surface (the panel) being divided by two. The two panels with slight shifts to each other at its closed position remind a user to open this object up. This light gives the poetic theme to the space like a butterfly flying around with silence.'

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