Who says Aladdin is the only one who can have a magic lamp?
Definitely not the Roger Arquer Studio, who recently released their touch lamp vases to the public. These lamps are nothing short of magical. The modern white ceramic piece doubles as a lamp and a flower vase and is purposely lacking a light switch. This is because, believe it or not, the flowers themselves act as the switch to the piece. To turn on the light, one merely has to touch one of the flowers, which act as conductors to the attached light bulb, and voila, let there be light! This product is an enlightening example of the potential of touch-sensitive technology within the home.
This fun floral furnishing is guaranteed to brighten up both your day and your home.
Interactive Illuminating Vases
The Touch Lamp Vase for Bosa Sheds Light on Touch Technology
Trend Themes
1. Touch-sensitive Technology - The touch lamp vases showcase the potential of touch-sensitive technology within the home, creating opportunities for other touch-based innovations.
2. Interactive Home Decor - The touch lamp vases merge functionality and aesthetics, offering disruptive innovation opportunities in the interactive home decor industry.
3. Conductive Object Interfaces - The flowers acting as conductors in the touch lamp vases open up possibilities for disruptive innovation in the field of conductive object interfaces.
Industry Implications
1. Home Decor - The touch lamp vases introduce new possibilities for interactive home decor products, inspiring innovation in this industry.
2. Smart Lighting - The touch lamp vases highlight the potential for touch-sensitive lighting solutions, creating avenues for disruptive innovation in the smart lighting industry.
3. Floral and Plant-based Products - The touch lamp vases disrupt the floral and plant-based products industry with their unique integration of flowers as light switches, sparking possibilities for new product innovations.