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An Empty Glass Bottle Gets A New LED Gadget In restaurant

4LED — Mon, 20 Sep 2010 12:50:54 +0000

What good is an empty discarded glass bottle? It only deserves to go back to the recycle bin! NOOO! Wait, don’t give up as yet, invert it over the “Re:fill Chime Bell And LED Lights” and see it dazzle on your restaurant table! The concept is this: you’re in the restaurant waiting for the waiter to show up to take your order, frantic waving and subtle gestures aren’t working. Use this ingenious LED gadget to attract the guy’s attention: order = pink light; water = blue light and bill = green light.

Designer: Doyeop Kim

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Glowing ‘Sparks’ LED lighting

admin — Sun, 01 Nov 2009 16:15:32 +0000

Sparks by Daniel Becker is a nice looking LED lighting designed specifically for your outdoors. Hailed “Exterior lighting” sparks comprises of numerous similar modules arranged in various configurations thereby forming a three-dimensional structure. Based on the low-energy LED modules, all these when connected by simple screw-type joints when placed on the garden or lawn create a unique kinda aura in the surroundings. Though it has been designed for outdoors but I would love to place it in my living room and watch out the ambiance it creates.

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Recycled Teak & Drift Wood LED Cocktail Table

4led — Sat, 11 Apr 2009 03:45:23 +0000

This unique coffee table is handcraft by using reclaid solid Teak Wood and Drift wood, matched with inlaid polyresin, and internally lit with energy efficient LED lights.
Custom made to order, this cocktail table will make a fine interior accent to any living or work space.
MEASUREMENTS:70"w x 31.5"d x 18"h

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LED connect to the cosmetics industry

admin — Wed, 11 Mar 2009 03:52:32 +0000

LED Lip Gloss, With "go light on my lips lip gloss", you can put your makeup on wherever with its LED light. They’re perfect at night. A must have for party girls!

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Self-sustaining LED Flower

admin — Mon, 09 Mar 2009 13:23:10 +0000

My mentor educated me that a good design also contributes toward a stable environment and does take into account its implications toward pollution and emissions. I call the Light Flower a good design, because it follows this norm to the T. If you must light your garden pathway, it may as well be with this illuminating flower. Autonomous and sensitive, it harnesses wind energy effectively to power itself.

The super-sensitive propeller rotates even at the slightest breeze, tanking up the energy for the LED light, for later use. A light sensor switch ensures that the light automatically switches off during daytime and comes on at dusk.

Intelligent, sensitive, smart and autonomous…almost sounds like my man than this Light Flower!

Designer: Djordje Cukanovic

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