under normal circumstances, to know tomorrow’s weather is as simple as reading graphical representation or listening to your local weatherman. whichever way we are using today is more than sufficient for our knowledge and it seems nothing else needed to be done, or so we thought. apparently, a group of […]
night lights are perfectly fine in your junior’s room, but elsewhere in your pad, it could be a liability more than convenience. wait, so why should grown ups be using night lights? well, for a variety of reasons, such as providing a subtle lighting so you won’t go knocking into […]
obviously, there is no correlation between Frankenstein and lightings (lightning, perhaps), but that does not make Dale Rorabaugh’s Franken Edison Light any less attractive. in fact, it is the opposite. Franken Edison Light brings together Thomas Edison’s electric light bulbs and Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein and presented as a single, brilliant […]
these days we hang the word ‘cloud’ right next to our mouth, but how about putting one (the cloud) in your living, like literally? but this cloud, The Cloud Lamp by Richard Clarkson, is not a place or a natural phenomena (that would ridiculous, wouldn’t it?), but a piece of light and sound art that promised you a lightning experience, or if you prefer, offers you audio reproduction with visual feedback.
can’t decide if you need a table lamp, a night light, an ambient light, or even an art piece on your desk? then you really have to check out Flamio Light, an art-like desk lamp that can operate in a variety of modes; from regular table lamp for your reading needs to night light mode to ambient mode, and even accent mode to light up your feature wall. the lamp is composed of three parts
need a light? and something to spice up your desk? well, if you haven’t catch the Alien Abduction Lamp last Christmas, then perhaps you should this year because it will readily fulfill the two aforementioned wants. the lamp comes in the form of a flying saucer (more lovingly known as UFO by us, earthlings) with a high quality perspex
planning to stay off the grid for a while? then we suggest you check out this handsome little outdoor gadget called the Lighthouse 250 Lantern and USB Power Hub by Goal Zero. yes. it is a lantern and yes, it is a pretty good looking one. apart from the obvious like providing up to 48 hours of 250 lumen of lighting when fully charged, this nifty
picture this: you in a deep sleep and someone, such as your spouse or mum or whoever, comes barging in and pull open the curtains, rays of light enough to make any vampire cringed pours in, after which they proceed to shake you up. not a good feeling, we bet. abrupt waking is basically a bad hair day in the making, which is
no. what you see above is not a miniature chair, but a giant lamp. to be more precise, it is the Anglepoise lamp designed by George Carwardine (1887-1948), recreated in an enormous proportion and dubbed as the Anglepoise Giant 1227 Floor Lamp. this design was also the design influence behind another lighting icon, the
take a look at the Vintage Industrial Brass Table Lamps. do you think a LED or energy saving bulb will go with its aesthetic? no, it won’t and therefore, for a complete vintage industrial look, a super non-energy efficient filament has to be used, and not just any filament bulb, it has to be the Edison bulbs if you dig the look as
instead of displaying your collection of alcohol beverage ‘trophies’ (read: emptied bourbon and/or whiskey bottles) on the shelves, why not light them up by turning them into cool, one-of-the-kind lamps? with the Satechi Touch USB LED Lamp, you can totally do that. the Satechi Touch USB LED Lamp is basically a frosted white