Created by French designer Pierre Stadelmann. A wooden desk lamp with minimal design, elements and materials assembled with creativity to create an object that looks cute and funny. Not just a simple static and inanimate reproduction, but a moving sculpture capable of assuming different positions (“sit”, “down”), play, assist you and stay with you at night.
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Probably the only time you’re going to get to screw Mickey is when you get this adorable light bulb. Simply called the Mickey Mouse Bulb Concept.
The ‘Fifty’ lamp is the first product in Anglepoise’s new ‘Play’ range. Anglepoise® is loved all over the world for its humanistic, friendly shape and design. The Fifty aims to retain this playful personality.
The lamp has been frozen at fifty degrees and set in a solid frame. This evokes the spirit of the 1932 original, paying tribute to the lamp’s iconic position. It is also the best angle to light the surrounding area. The back of the lamp is exposed, illuminating the wall behind it and projecting the lamp’s colour out through the plastic frame.
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“Ilona Huvenaars’ search for her dream house has inspired her to create the Shining Barn.
A lamp that provides not just light, but also a sense of being at home. Made out of delicate Balsa wood, the Shining Barn spreads a wonderfully warm light so you can dream a little dream. Great to hang over the dining room table or ‘solo’ somewhere in a corner of the room.
The Shining Barn appeals to the imagination and will fit any home, whether it is your dream house or not.” – from Ilona Huvenaars’ site.
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Anthony Dickens is proud to present a prototype of his new modular lighting system inspired by traditional Japanese “Chochin” paper lanterns.
The new design, called ‘Tekio’, the Japanese word for “adaptation”, is flexible enough to adapt to any interior and its ability to transform spaces is only limited by your imagination.
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