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LED Table Lamp On Stockholm Furniture Fair 09

admin — Thu, 26 Feb 2009 10:03:31 +0000

Among the new lighting presented at the Stockholm Furniture Fair was Colombo w092t by Carlo Colombo for Wästberg , an LED table lamp that is a softer-than-usual task light, leaf like in form and purity. The Young w094t by Michael Young for Wästberg is another table lamp of this ilk, with a star-shaped stem that pivots around a 360-degree axis with 6 positions from which to choose.

Rundle Lantern LED Lights

admin — Fri, 13 Feb 2009 09:01:29 +0000

The Rundle Lantern is a parking garage in Adelaide, Australia, composed of a big corner-wrapping screen. Each of the 748 "pixels " has two LED lights behind it, and it can do all the stuff that awesome big screens can do. It was designed by brand consulting firm Fusion , but this is no jumbotron: it was intentionally designed to be a lantern to this part of town, and even though it moves it doesn’t display hard images or text.

Designer: Fuse Project

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Grass LED Lamp

admin — Tue, 20 Jan 2009 09:46:55 +0000

Green lamp that blends natural textures to bring a bit of nature indoors. Made in synthetic grass completely recyclable and low powered LED lamp. The cube structure of the lamp gives it added versatility, letting it rest on the floor, on a table, or suspended from the ceiling. Grass-on allows green to be within sight no matter where you are indoors, night or day, and with minimal care and if for any reason you prefer more light, you can trim back the green to let more shine through.

Design by ITlab

Trashing Batteries for Brighter LED

admin — Tue, 20 Jan 2009 07:27:13 +0000

We all know alkaline batteries are really bad for the environment if you don’t dispose of them properly. The right thing to do is send them to special recycling centers but hundreds of tons end up in landfills where their toxic innards seep into the earth. Perhaps a good solution is the Energy Seed, an LED lamp post powered by trashed alkaline batteries.

The idea is to encourage people to throw their batteries away into the Energy Seed. There’s a slot for nearly every size battery. The unit combines any left over juice from all the batteries to power a super efficient LED ring.

Of course once the bins are full, we’re left with the same original problem. Somebody has to collect all those spent batteries and recycle them.

Designer: Sungwoo Park & Sunhee Kim

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LEED by Tobias Grau

admin — Sun, 18 Jan 2009 14:44:46 +0000

The LEED table lamp owes its charm to its elegant appearance and easy flexibility. A lamp head with such a flat shape yet high antiglare properties is only possible thanks to the extreme miniaturisation of light sources in the form of LEDs. The LEDs sit in parabolic indentations so the lamp head can be tilted towards the user without causing increased glare.