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TUUKKA HALONEN - EL SPHERE Idea is to use Electroluminescence wire in three dimensional shapes inspired by traditional Scandinavian Christmas straw decorations. Sphere in picture is built from different size triangles thus creating beautiful geometric ambience light. Dimension is 65cm in diameter and it is made of clear acrylic tubes and 35 meter of EL wire. DESIGNER: Tuukka Halonen Email: tuukkahalonen@yahoo.co.uk web: www.tuukkahalonen.com |
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FORMFOLLOWS - MOONLIGHT Reflected light is coloured, diffused and directed by the magnetic disc, the Moon, citrus green white, atmospheric fun and functional, one second a gentle glow, the next, a pool of vivid colours We give the moon as standard, choose from a range of colours or give us a colour of your choice The reflector 600mm diameter, tilts allowing you to change the throw Moonlight is made from satin polished stainless steel with an anodized aluminium lamp body supplied with a dimmer and crystal clear cabling DESIGNER: Mathew RIDSALE Email: sk@formfollows.co.uk web: www.formfollows.co.uk |
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CHRIS WOOD - LADDER OF LIGHT Panels of dichroic glass suspended on a tensioned cable system project patterns of colored of light onto the wall behind. Some of glass fins have a lenticular bevel applied which shifts and focuses the light DESIGNER: Chris wood Email: me@chriswooglass.co.uk web: www.chriswoodglass.co.uk |
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SONER OZENC - ILLUMINATED BUTTERFLY LIGHT The electroluminescent butterfly is a magical nightlight that gives a a soft diffused glow from its wings TIME CURTAIN is a clear or black curtain with EL printed strips which eventually functions as a digital clock DESIGNER: Soner Ozenc Email: info@sonerozenc.com web: www.sonerozenc.com |
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MOOD - FLAKE Giant white Lamp made of white carpet and pressure buttons DESIGNERS: Raul Santos and Rita Muralha-MOOD Email: mood@sapo.pt web: www.bymood.com |
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ULRIKA JARL - FIBER OPTICS PENDANT LIGHT Selected for Design Mart, an exhibition of Britain’s most innovative young designers, Ulrika Jarl has been highlighted as a distinctive and gifted designer in the early stages of a bright and successful career. Her design Romanésco Light is currently available in Habitat. Interested in the manor in which an object is transformed with the introduction of a light source, Jarl incorporates the resulting shadows as an integral part of her designs. Light 06 plays host to her latest creation Fibre optic flower pendant. Hundreds of polypropylene flowers are illuminated by LED’s and fibre optics to create a suspended glowing bouquet with a fibre optic strand culminating in the centre of each flower. DESIGNER: Ulrika Jarl Email: info@ulrikajarl.com web: www.ulrikajarl.com |
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SILVIA GRIMALDI - ONE EDGE On edge Lamp is part of a speculative project exploring possibilities of using surprise as a key element of design. Borrowing the archetype of the table lamp, on-edge plays with the fear of seeing an object that is about to fall and break to connect with the user’s gut reactions and create an emotional bond with the object. The lamp turns on when placed on the edge and though the user knows it made of rubber, it will still contradict their cultural expectations creating a memorable interaction DESIGNER: Silvia Grimaldi Email; silvia@nimblecritters.co.uk web: www.nimblecritters.co.uk |
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JESUS FELIPE - ET TREE The lamp comes from a research on how increment and use tactile interaction with everyday objects to reinforce the bonds between user and object. Light is something that has always escaped tactility but the use and application of new technologies we can explore it, interact with it and touch it. The lamp consists of a series of malleable wires containing EL technology. This gives the user the possibility of modifying the shape of the lamps and changing it’s configuration for different environments or situations. The groups of bables can be separated or put together, they can imitate a tree branch or they can be arranged in figurative ways. DESIGNER: Jesus Felipe Email: jesus@nimblecritters.co.uk web: www.nimblecritters.co.uk |
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ROBIN CARPENTER - SPIRALIGHT A chandelier made of a twisting strand of 216 LEDS DESIGNER: Robin Carpenter Email : mail@robincarpenter.com web: www.robincarpenter.com |
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HIROSHI KAWANO - BLOOM PENDANT LAMP This elegant lamp of mono structural design reacting and shaping to the heat of the bulb is perfect for home and commercial space DESIGNER: Hiroshi Kawano |
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CHRISTIAN LOOSER - AMBIENT LIGHT The idea was to create an ambient light which doesn’t blend at all and allows you to look on it at different levels, you’re protected, from blending effects as the FL tube can not be seen from outside. In the same time this lamp construction, has the benefit to spread out the light between the plastic plates . the light is coming out by reflection between the plates and brighten them The ambient light is standing on a brushed chrome tube in which the dimming EVG and the on/off button of the lamp is integrated. On the upper part there are 50 plates of white plastic fitted at a tube of Plexiglas. The space between each plate measures 30mm. Inside the Plexiglas there is a 16 mm thick and a 1500mm long FL tube of 35 watts. The heat of the FL light can escape through the upper end of the Plexiglas tube. On the same time cold air is coming from the opposite side at the end of the 15 mm chrome tube by the floor. DESIGNER : Christian Looser Email: Christian.looser@hgkz.net |
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KATHARINA MISHER - PULL OVER Pull over consists out of a base containing all required electronic parts, a fluorescent tube and a silicone sleeve. the outer appearance of the lamp can easily be transformed by just pulling over another silicon lampshade. This way Pull over offers many variations if the user gets bored of the lamp’s look can be inspired by the seasons historical decades, designers or many other things DESIGNER: Katharina Mischer |
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