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Roesta Wever & Ducre
R.A.M. Area Progetto
ReSPUN LED Ryan Malone & KKDC
ReSPUN LED follows on from the 2009 ReSPUN collection, which used redun- dant industrial tooling as the starting brief to produce new lighting objects. Collaborating with an LED specialists, KKDC, the aim was to produce a new version of this product with an aesthet- ic and light ambience uniquely suited to LED technology. Using KKDC’s LED strip lighting product, the shade is able to create an ambient light within the volume, but with no visible light source.
www.decodelondon.com
R.A.M. (or Rarefied Artistic Meta- morphosis to give it its full name) is a suspended lamp comprising three plexiglass transparent plates. Both OLED and LED light sources are used and can be individually turned on and off to create the desired light effect.
www.area-progetto.com
Roesta offers a weathered Corten steel finish without the risk of running rust marks on the wall. This LED wall fitting comes with three power levels; 3W down light, 6W up/down light or 10W up/down light. It comes with IP67 waterproofing as well as a choice of warm or cold white light as standard. You can also chose how you want to connect it; running on 700mA, 24 VDC or directly on mains 240V.
www.wever-ducre.com
Bye Bye Bulb Daniel Michel
Linear Nathalie Dewez
LEDs provide the lightsource for this tubular table lamp. A transformer is housed in the bigger tube section while a heavy steel section at the tail of the product allows it to stand on a table without any special fixtures to hold it in place. This also means the Linear slowly sways from left to right when touched.
www.n-d.be
Bye Bye Bulb is a conceptual lamp and a creative comment on the prohibition and the disappearance of the classic light bulb, that I developed during the last semester at the University of Ap- plied Sciences, Department of Applied Art and Design in Düsseldorf, Germany. It is equipped with golden anodized aluminum heat sink for a 10 Watt High Power LED that looks like an ordinary bulb socket. The lamp shade without the fabric covering is a reference to the stereotypical lamps of the past.
www.daniel-michel.com
Cloud Softlight molo
Cloud Softlight is the most recent ad- dition to the family of flexible hon- eycomb structures that molo creates from paper and textiles. Cloud soft- light can create a luminous overhead canopy, hung in clusters, tailored to the individual space they are shaping. Alternately, individual pendants in four different sizes can be suspended. The hollow cloud forms are internally lit by LED light, making the sculptural three dimensional forms mysteriously radiant when viewed from any direction.
www.molodesign.com
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