Showing posts with label lighting. Show all posts
Showing posts with label lighting. Show all posts

November 12, 2012

Metal Letters SOUL light fixture.

WANT.


This listing is for an SOUL or any four letter word:) sign in 18 inch tall letters. The sign can hang outdoors or indoors. I can send them with no bracket on the back or weld a bar on the back for a wall mount. The brackets will have a hole in them so you can screw it into your wall. I can also make custom fonts and logos, whatever you can think of really. The letters are like my arrow signs I make with marble rusty sheet metal. They are sturdy and you can hang them up, or you can mount them on the wall. The sign is meant for dry/damp use, so if it was covered it would be best.

WestVintageTradingCo: Metal Letters SOUL light fixture 18 inch

January 24, 2012

Leonid Tishkov's 'Private Moon.'

I'm pretty sure I've posted this before, but it's worth posting again, if I did. I swoon every time I run across it.







leonid tishkov: private moon

January 12, 2012

November 18, 2011

Andrew Berg lamp.

My lighting fetish continues. This is lovely.



Hand carved and crafted from off cuts, this red walnut base lamp features a large Edison light bulb, a silver toggle switch and a cotton power cord. As simple as it gets. Dimensions: 3" x 6" x 2"

GENERAL STORE

March 21, 2011

Fabulous idea for pendant lighting.

I *love* this idea.


For a simple, low-cost bedside reading light with a dash of industrial style, Bernier ran a standard-issue cord set through a vintage clothesline pulley, which he picked up at a flea market, on Thibault’s side of the bed. “If she ever wants it to be higher, she can easily adjust it,” he says. (Photo by: Alexi Hobbs)

Separate Boite Equal - Slideshows - Dwell

February 02, 2011

Atelier Takagi | Subdivisions

These table lamps are fab. AND the product detail references the Rush song, which made me smile – it's the first thing I thought of when I saw the name.



"Sprawling on the fringes of the city
In geometric order
An insulated border
In between the bright lights
And the far unlit unknown"
-Subdivisions (RUSH)


Atelier Takagi | Subdivisions

(via The Awesomer)

January 27, 2011

David Spriggs.

I would love to see his work.






Acrylic on multiple sheets of transparent film housed within a display case, lit by spot lights in a darkened room.


DAVID SPRIGGS

(via Public School)

January 20, 2011

Pocket Card Light.

Very tempting for $7.


Sure you could carry around a little flash light on your key chain, or keep one in your car, but how about just sliding a perfectly good light source right into your wallet? The Pocket Card LED Light is the same size as credit card and requires no batteries or wires. The interior piece has an LED light bulb, when you need to illuminate, you just flip it up and the light turns on.

Pocket Card Light | Incredible Things

February 15, 2010

Joy Candelabra.

I would love one of these.


White lacquered steel, low voltage, bulbs 6 volts, 08 watts. Dimensions: L 14.5" 10" high.

Huset-shop.com :: Design House Stockholm Joy Candelabra

November 19, 2009

Surveillance 100 lamp.


This ironic work uses the typical appearance of a surveillance camera to create a striking standing lamp.

Not initially intended to make a political statement, this light received a lot of attention after its first exhibition at the 2008 Stockholm Furniture Fair from political bloggers and media, and in hindsight, the designers are proud that their work has been part of the public discourse about surveillance in our society.

Limited Edition of 100 pieces of the original lamp's prototype.


Generate Design | Surveillance 100 by Humans since 1982