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Collection of Early 20th Century Cage Lights

USA

1910s

Variety of metal cage lights, priced individually. Cages with wire springs are $1200 each. The other two cages are $1000 each.

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"Automatically responding to light conditions to make the transformation, these solar powered lights are excellent for a hotel pool area or outdoor restaurant.
Creator, Lianne Genugten describes the design on her website:

The flexible solar cells in the cover of the parasol collect energy from the sun. As the sun goes down the shade transforms into a lampshade and brings light during the night. By means of sensors, the SunShade opens and closes automatically.

Like a mechanical flower, it reacts to day and night. " added on 2009-02-04

shade by day and light source at night...

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"Gilles Eichenbaum, also known as Garbage is a Paris based designer who has the art of making gorgeous fixtures out of antique household items." added on 2009-01-27

recycled kitchenware lighting by gilles eichenbaum...

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stair lights...

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"This knob seems like a normal one, but the built-in light can offer light at night and the internal generator can also create and stores energy for illuminating." added on 2008-12-15

door knob light by jeong-sun park...

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recycled car headlights...

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"the montreal based furniture retailer domison recently revealed a specially commissioned design installation by the design studio paprika. the 'ice tree' by paprika was commissioned as a christmas decoration for the store's window installation.
the tree is made from canadian mineral glass water bottles assembled together.
the piece contains over 300 bottles and took 4 people two days to produce." added on 2008-12-10

300 water bottle tree...

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"When switched on the Magic Apartment Light resembles an apartment block displaying the various goings on of the inhabitants, some more innocent than others. "At night, when you turn on the light, shitting, fucking, killing and stealing are all revealed."

Buy it here:
http://www.lazyboneuk.com/products/Magic-Apartment-Light.html
added on 2008-12-09

magic apartment light reveals what's really going on...

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molecular lighting...

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"All shades of Silk Lighting Collections are made of hand dyed, treated crushed silk; resistant to mold and heat. The silk is sculpted over a metal structure. For optimal maintenance vacuum the silk frequently and avoid direct sunlight or smoke. To remove stains use upholstery foam cleaner. Silk Colors available: Cream, Gold, Orange, Flame, Red, Grass, Sky, Smoke, and Dark. " added on 2008-12-04

silk lighting: sunsa 21 by ayala serfaty...

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"Designers Wan-jin Joo, and Hyun-Joung Yoo present the Arbre

Since the beginning of the 21st century, environmental friendly design in material and shape has been getting increasingly important. So I made lightning that gives us a feeling just like nature is getting into the house literally by using tree-shape. For light, LEDs are used, while recycled plastic is used for the branch part. Arbre utilizes a module method of lighting. To use this light, the user must put the branch shaped pieces into one another. As the human inspires life into the tree, the tree releases the light through its branches."

added on 2008-11-20

tree light by wan-jin joo & hyun-joung yoo...

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Light design by Igor Pinigin from Ukraine allow you to create unusual compositions. added on 2008-11-17

lights by igor pinigin...

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"The lights inflate in just 10 seconds ...

These fig shaped inflatable lanterns are perhaps a bit childish but I feel they add a poetic feel to any outdoor space now that its freezing outdoors !"

http://www.fraisedesbois.com/shopexd.asp?catalogid=870&mtc=decof001
added on 2008-11-12

outdoor fig lanterns...

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collection of early 20th century cage lights...

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rocket light...

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flat bulb by joonhuyn kim...

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"Description: Crosslight is an contemporary double-cruciform light soon to be illuminating U.K interiors. Multi-functionality is the key here, the sculptural lamp can either be used individually as a stand-alone table or floor light, or as part of a chandelier ensemble with special rings connecting multiple lights together. The orange version produces a gentle warming orange glow from the interior, while white orbs are reflected on the surrounding surfaces. The white cross-light gives a diffuse cascade of light." added on 2008-10-31

orange crosslight...

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"New York Designer Billy May has an affordable yet innovative lighting scheme to sell you. Brought to our attention via our friends at Freshome, and intriguingly dubbed "Torn Lighting," the product presents a conceptual re-definition of sorts, since the fixtures "muddle the barrier between the room and its contents," with the resulting illusion that the light "comes from the room itself." The idea is deceptively simple: introduce elements that contain LEDs yet camouflage with wallboard (they can be painted or textured to match), thus creating the effect of a "torn" portion of wall that emits light from an unseen source.

May's collection includes fixtures with three different profiles: "Hangnail" adheres to outside corners, creating the illusion that the wall is peeling back on itself and resembling a sort of primitive sconce; "Dog Ear" attaches to straight runs and looks like it sounds—a turned-back page of paper; and "Crevice" fits to inside corners, establishing an unsettling rippling effect, the portion of wall in question thus seeming to harbor some pulsating life-form of innate phosphorescence.

Torn Lighting is purposefully random: no matter where you install the fixture, it creates the appearance of a haphazard illumination, but that’s precisely the point, as May says, "muddling" the traditional notion that light must come from a visible fixture or lamp. The concept establishes a sort of systemic mood lighting, in which the randomness of illumined objects or spaces interacts with the suggestiveness of the "hidden" source. " added on 2008-10-27

torn from the wall light by billy may...

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illuminated cord, noose shaped lamp...

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"Branch is a true self-build system with which unique configurations can be created according to a user's own needs. The starting point is always the organic and sloping base structure consisting of lacquered plastic polycarbonate, and available in khaki and mat black structure.
By means of one universal connector, different branches can be attached to one another. The organic shape of the unit ensures that Branch becomes one with its surroundings, nature, and in addition to its functional significance, also gives a decorative spirit to the outdoor surroundings. Having the courage to combine, has created an individual, unique tree structure with lateral branches." added on 2008-10-03

it's only missing leaves: branch outdoor lighting from modular lighting ins...

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lighten up exhibit...

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"Hulger's beautiful Plumen bulbs explore the possibilities of the energy-efficient CFL, reworking its staid form into fluid light sculptures that dare to be covered up or hidden from view. Named for the plume-like forms that spiral and descend from the light's pendant fitting, these brilliant bulbs celebrate and encourage the use of CFLs.

Unsatisfied with the paltry selection of CFL's available today, Hulger sought to broaden their appeal by exploring different design options:

'Despite there being an abundance of CFL producers, we see only three basic bulb formats available: The Radiator, The Ice Cream Whip and the Tungsten-esc types. Each style is uniform in shape, with no variation, tension or interest. It seems strange that the bulb, an object so synonymous with ideas, is almost entirely absent of imagination.'

Their beautiful re-envisioning of the common CFL is motivated by a desire for people to purchase the bulbs from an aesthetic want as opposed to a nagging guilt. We first covered Hulger's Plumen Bulb launch last year, and we are pleased to see the variations that the product has developed since then." added on 2008-10-01

innovative fluorescent lights: hulger's plumen bulb...

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"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."
added on 2008-10-01

fields of light by bruce munro...

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light box...

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"Ricardo Garza Marcos, designer of the Cube Lamp, explains: "Lampara Cubo gives an amazing intricate geometric pattern of Light creating the sensation of depth. The light patterns can be changed depending on the array the user chooses to just by de-centralizing the light bulb inside. Available in all kinds of wood finishes and color as well as aluminum composite or alucobond."
added on 2008-09-26

lampara cubo by ricardo garza marcos...

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