Designed by Rody Graumans, this lamp uses only what is necessary to create light: bulbs, wires, connectors. By multiplying these essential elements an opulent chandelier is created. Less and more are united in a single product.
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The Prop is an acrylic table lamp consisting of three laser cut moulded pieces that radiate from a central triangular form. The manufacturing process used is the reverse to normal acrylic moulding in that the acrylic is laser cut to size first and then moulded to ensure an absolute minimum of wastage from a single sheet.
The low energy light source reflects off the gloss finish of the lamp, playing with perception and the conventions of a typical lampshade.
Moonlight’s full globes are a complete sphere of light with a flat bottom that allows the light to sit on a level surface like a deck or floor or attach to a mounting base for installation in a landscape design on the ground on any firm surface. Available in 4 sizes and assorted filters to change the color anytime you wish, the full globe operates on rechargeable batteries, standard plug or hard wired to your household electric.
X-Ray Lights take the iconic fixtures and make them the beautiful lamp shades.
Both brightness and form of light are quiet different depending on various properties of the light transmitted a lampshade. Also, an X ray light has the same properties like light of bulb. If the X ray light goes through the bulb, the bulb will show you the inside of it and a special symbol which the illumination made will be appeared simultaneously.
Designed by NEXT architects & Aura Luz Melis, Slow glow lamp is immersed in fat. As the heat from the light slowly melts the substance, an intriguing process gradually unravels before your eyes. The light glows brighter and brighter and the lamp becomes warmer and warmer in a comforting way.
Reading in bed gets mor comfy now- Pillow Light prevents stiff necks and keeps your hands free to turn the pages. Designed by Oh Sewan, the pillow has been designed for kids however can be used by adults too.
Vena, the endless veins of light, was designed by Birgit Østergaard in Denmark.
New lighting fixture with a raw look and funtionality you wouldn’t believe. VENA connects function and simplicity.
Vena differs in one decisive way. Modules can be be installed in endless numbers which makes it suitable for any kind of invironment. The module cam be extended with an unlimited number of lights.
Pendant Light by John Wischhusen
Published October 7, 2008 Lighting Leave a CommentTags: design, recycle
Clam is made from aluminium sheet with a content that is 75% to 100% recycled. Currently only 31% of scrap aluminium is recycled as much of it is uneconomic to access. Clam is designed so that it can be easily disassembled for future recycling Clam is manufactured using pressing which is a quick clean and energy efficient process.
Spore is made from aluminium sheet with a content that is 75% to 100% recycled. Aluminium is a material which can be endlessly recycled. Recycled aluminium uses five percent of the energy required to produce new aluminium. Spore is designed so that it can be easily disassembled for future recycling and is manufactured with a surface treatment that doesn’t harm recycling.
John Wischhusen is a Designer and Maker who creates work that is distinctive and crafted. He designs products for leading design led manufacturers such as Innermost as well as producing a sustainable, research based limited edition or one off range of lighting using innovative and unique manufacturing processes.
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