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DECORATIVE & DESIGN / PRODUCT
LIGHTING GALLERY
As part of our special LED issue, we bring you a selection of decorative products built around solid state lighting
Time Square Tenshi7
Time Square is a light fixture and time piece comprised of 12 cylindrical aluminium lighting components con- nected in a 1.4m square. LED lighting is integrated into each cylinder to from a digital display of numbers one to twelve. Twelve circular LED spots at the bottom of the frame light up at five minute intervals.
www.tenshi7.com
Wilma’s Comet Bruce Munro
Wilma’s Comet and Fred’s Comet are two new LED pendants from Bruce Munro. Both comprise a clear acrylic sphere measuring 60cm in diameter with a spun aluminium collar all suspended by three stainless steel wires. A ball of fibre optics within is illuminated with three Luxeon warm white LEDs set into the aluminium collar at the top. Wilma’s Comet contains 275 fibre optic strands fed by a remote driver, positioned in the aluminium ceiling rose.
www.brucemunro.co.uk
Freedom Davide Medri
A PVC chain covered with mosaic mirror pieces, Freedom contains LED lights around the inner edge of each link. A magnetic system allows links to be joined together to create custom lengths.
www.davidemedri.it
Stem Ray Studio Conran/ Yamagiwa
PirOLED OSRAM
PirOLED is an 80cm high lamp, sculptured from aluminium. Its double helix shape is inspired by both science (the DNA se- quence) and art (the pirouette movement in ballet). Both design and engineering were developed by OSRAM lighting designer Dr. Martin Möck. He created PirOLED as a hybrid luminaire made of an aligned LED section and the soft, diffuse OLED light of the five rotating ORBEOS. The LEDs’ power input is about 6W and the OLEDs’ around 4W. The LEDs are incorporated in the base and shine upwards on to the ORBEOS panels which have reflective backs meaning the LED beam can be directed as desired.
www.osram.com
Stem Ray is the first collaboration between Studio Conran and Yamagiwa. The steady zinc base allows the flex- ible movement of the slender stem and thus the precise positioning of light by the user. The table lamp can be charged to become a portable lamp for 1.5 hours.
The sculptural tripod base
is inspired by the shape of concrete sea defense blocks. On the floor lamp, this is supplemented by a dark grey coloured support ring around the tripod base to reinforce the stability.
www.yamagiwa-lighting.com
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