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Credit Card Sized Light Bulbs|
There is usually no flashlight around when you need one, like when trying to open your car or home when it’s dark. This new nifty light bulb is so thin and so small, it’s the size of a credit card. You can fit it into your wallet and always be prepared. The light bulb is actually the cut-out shape on the card which can be flipped up and switched. The pocket light is powered by a small cell and was designed by Hyun Jin Yoon and Eun Hak Lee. Via: yankodesign |
Illuminated Landscapes (GALLERY)
Field of Light SculpturesBritish lighting designer Bruce Munro takes the humble garden lighting idea to a whole new level of artistry with his Field of Light sculptures. His latest installation will be at the Eden Project in Cornwall,…
Bedside Emergency Lighting (GALLERY)
From Desk Lamp to FlashlightMultifunctional Boudoir Lighting seems to be a design concept implemented in most of the lighting products by LifeGoods. In addition to the Bedside Lamp recently featured on Trend Hunter, the product 'Two…
Honeycomb-Inspired Lighting (GALLERY)
The Beehouse LampThe Beehouse Lamp concept by Yar Rassadin in Russia is based on the hexagonal cells that bees create as they build their honeycombs. The honey found in actual honeycombs is replaced in this lamp with honey-yellow…
Eco Foliage Lights
Frog Design BulbsTechnology is pushing us toward new, more environmentally-friendly lighting choices. People are drawn to choices like LEDs which use less power than compact fluorescent lights. They can also be tuned to…
Indoor Street Art Lighting (GALLERY)
The Graffiti LampThe Graffiti Lamp by D.E.C.A.F (Design-Environment-Concept-Art-Furniture), was presented at 100% Design in Earls Court, London. Its designers are graffiti artists who want to "...bring the city to the…
Coin-Operated Lighting
The Corner LampTo increase awareness of electrical costs and energy consumption, English designer Jethro Macey designed a lamp that is activated by inserting coins, and is set to turn off at predetermined times by an…
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