Given a chance, many of us would like to glam up our decor with some pretty interior lighting and classy furniture. However the likes of Dana Otto prefer to opt for subtlety and the de-glam route by fashioning a lineup of LED lamps out of recycled paper and wires. Needless to say the outcome is impressive as you can see with this Growth Series.
Every light bulb is look like it’s melting while using it. The purpose is to use such interesting design to remind people about the unnecessary energy being wasted, killing our fine world.
LED Reading lamp, designed by French designers Jun Yasumoto, Alban Le Henry, Olivier Pigasse and Vincent Vandenbrouck, is wonderfully simple: it’s a LED lamp that shuts off when you put a book on it, and that turns on when you take your book to read it.
We’ve already made a big collection of creative table lamps in one of our previous posts. And this LED lamp could be the part of this collection. But only at first glance this LED lamp looks like just very stylish desk lamp. Its style isn’t the main feature of this lamp – it hides something more.
Corona is a solar-powered outdoor LED lighting system. It can be staked to the ground, attached to a wall, or simply placed on a table top. The Corona solar LED light’s solar voltaic cell transforms sunlight into energy during the day, and its LED automatically start to glow when the sun sets. It uses no glues or fasteners, making it simple to disassemble for recycling.