An example of ultra low wattage LED lighting technology, the Mushroom Floor Lamp uses just a fraction of the power standard light globes use. The adopted shape of a mushroom combined with turbine like gills is symbolic of the union between sustainable design and new technology assisting us to reduce the impact we have on our planet.
‘Sleepy Lamp’ by Studio Klass, somewhere between furniture and mood light.
The Dutch designer Tian Zhen presented his new series of filigree lamps at this year’s Luminale, the satellite event during light+building in Frankfurt. Both versions, the pendant as well as the floor light, are simply made from sheets of Tyvek paper sewn together and folded, without any extra hidden support. The lamps have a delicate leather base and slim wooden stands.
This table lamp, design of the german designer Uli Budde, was presented in DMY international design festival Berlin. It owes elements of its forms to the typicial antique oil lamps and candles holders with a reflector placed behind the flame to reflect and direct the light.The lamps LED-light source is situated inside a cylindrical base. Light shines upwards and enlightens the reflector, which tilts forwards, re-directing and reflecting a diffused glimmer of light.
































