Articles Tagged “light”

  • Desktop Led Lamp: Hollywood Moon Spot

    Hollywood is an exceptional, impressive objet d’art, a lamp of first-class quality that may well be called a light sculpture. This model is not only an eye-catcher, but also eco-friendly, energy-saving and amazingly durable. Its optical lens focuses the beam so that the circle of light looks as if drawn with a pair of compasses. [...]

  • LED Bonsai Tree

    If you like technology and if you like traditional Japanese art, you should try to build your own LED bonsai tree. There is one simple tutorial that describe one cool way to make it using 1152 LED’s and 256 resistors. The base is a flower pot and a disk of wood with a ring of [...]

  • THE VOS PAD – New Age Lighting in Your Apartment

    The state-of-the-art prototype apartment was designed by Marcel Jean Vos as a blueprint for future living. The lighting scheme sets a world precedent by being entirely based on fully dimmable, colour-changing light emitting diodes (LEDs) and demonstrates a comple tely new way of living with light. Decor and mood can be dramatically altered or gently [...]

  • Candela LED lamps

    Rechargeable LED lamps are fantastic to have around the house because they give off soft light just like candles, but you can leave them anywhere you like without worrying about burning the place down. Candela LED lamps equally useful on the dinner table or bedside. Patented, intelligent circuitry makes them illuminate automatically when lifted from [...]

  • TwistTogether Lamp

    Made from hand-cast resin and lit from within by LEDs, these modular televsion-like lamps, from Brooklyn-based design studio Glide, cast an appealing mood light. Configurable in any number of arrangements, TwistTogethers are interactive objects to boot. Stacked between shelves (like glowing cinder blocks) they integrate lighting into furniture, making for an updated version of the [...]

  • Glass Wall at Morimoto

    Tadao Ando is one of the greatest Japanese architecht within last hundered years, even more. He works primarily in exposed cast-in-place concrete and is renowned for an exemplary craftsmanship which invokes a Japanese sense of materiality, junction and spatial narrative through the pared aesthetics of international modernism. His buildings are often characterized by complex three-dimensional [...]