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Thin light LED lamp Minimo

4LED — Thu, 05 Jan 2012 03:11:34 +0000

It’s not a dream! Just look closer and you’ll notice that the flash of a series of Minimo is not opposed to gravity. Each lampshade is supported on an acrylic lamp leg that gently mimics the classic silhouette shapes, LED bulbs inside. Transparent lamp legs and changeable lampshades means infinite adjustment to both classic and contemporary interiors.

‘Relaxing Ambient Shadows’ LED lamp

admin — Fri, 26 Mar 2010 02:57:14 +0000

If you back home after the hectic days’ schedule, relaxing, talking and having dinner with your loved ones, there is a simply amazing LED lights for you. With the aim to provide a relaxing atmosphere in the room, the “Relaxing Ambient Shadows” LED lamp does miracles when turned on. Made up of aluminum plate, opaque and clear glass the lamp produces peculiar shadows within the room. The RGB LEDs let you change the color depending on your mood.

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LED shelf glows at entrance of home

admin — Fri, 09 Oct 2009 07:13:43 +0000

Designed by David Salamanca, the Briljant is one sleek and stylish shelving system that unlike conventional shelves glows. Occupying lesser space, the glossy shelf is made of pure single metal piece and is illuminated by the LED system. Put it at the entrance of the home, and this dually functional shelf works as wall light and holds your mail, keys or other necessary small items we tend to forget while leaving home.

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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LED Field of Light by Bruce Munro

admin — Tue, 13 Jan 2009 11:15:58 +0000

Lighting designer Bruce Munro will present his Field of Light installation at the Eden Project in Cornwall, England, this winter.The installation, consisting of 6,000 acrylic tubes containing optical fibres, is inspired by the way the desert flowers after a rainstorm.

Field of Light, like a giant surreal camp-side banana, is an alien installation in the midst of nature. And like dry desert seeds lying in wait for the rain, the sculpture’s fibre optic stems lie dormant until darkness falls, and then under a blazing blanket of stars they flower with gentle rhythms of light. "Field of Light" is about the desert as much as the roadside campsites – and like much of Munro’s work is characterised by an almost mystical passion for nature teamed with a robust sense of humour.

For more information on the designer Bruce Munro and for more information on the Eden Project.

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