Cardboard Lamp
The PLamp is a lamp made out of re-cycled cardboard. The lamp is the box is the lamp. Part of the box is even the ceiling rose for the lamp. The shade is a single piece of folded and stamped…
Light Painting With Wifi
The "Immaterials: light painting WiFi" project visually examines the strength and flow of wi-fi networks in a city. (In this case Oslo.) The team built a 4M long measuring rod which lights up along its length in proportion to the…
Chandeliers From Bicycle Chains
Carolina Fontoura Alzaga makes chandeliers from bicycle chains... a chaindelier if you will. There's a gallery and an artist's statement on her web site. I just think they look cool.
Light Bulb As Sculpture
The Plumen light bulb is touted as the World's first designer low energy bulb. It's from Hulger. It's beautiful to look at. The name comes from ‘plume’ – a bird’s show feather, designed to attract attention to a bird’s…
Bread Lamp Shade
Dominic Wilcox has been making lots of things recently. Including using bread as a material. Resulting in these bread lamp shades. Mmm bread. Is there nothing it can not do?
Solar Powered Light Bulb
The Nokero is a solar powered light bulb. Designed to replace kerosene lamps (no kero... gedit?). It is cleaner, safer and does not pollute. It will last for about 2 hours on a day's charge or 4 hours on a…
Lighting Table
The Lighting Table from Bae Sehwa appears to be a normal wood table until evening when, at the flip of a switch, it is illuminated by flowers growing and glowing over it's surface. There are some great pieces on his…
Bamboo Flower Lights
Designer Toshiyuki Tani has designed some beautiful pieces including these bamboo lights. Inspired by flowers, the Hokore is available as either a standing lamp or a ceiling light shade. The piece is made by bending hundreds of flexible bamboo…
Twist Together Lights
These TwistTogether lights from Glide can be configured in many ways and come in either candy or chocolate colours. The lights are LEDs so they are low power and cool. They're dinky - about four inches square. Here's a picture…
