Six creative lighting designs you've never seen before.

Luminous bench

Design quirk, designer Ian Paschal designed a product called Shrine to perfect the combination of night lights and stools.

In the daytime, Shrine is a simple white bench. Like other stools, you can sit on top and put some small items on it. But at night, it has a unique function: night lights.

Shrine is made of polished white hard wood. The switch is set on the stool leg connected with the power cord. It touches the stool legs lightly and opens the Shrine. The built-in LED small bulb can illuminate the surroundings, but it will not cause the room to be too bright. Soft light is spread from the bottom of the bench to the floor, creating a peaceful and tranquil night environment.

Embrace your own sunset.

Want to create sunset effects in the desert? The Esposta Sand Lamp designed by the designer Pedro Sanin can help you accomplish this dream.

Esposta Sand Lamp shielded some of the light with sand. Warm yellow light shines with the sand in the circular lampshade, forming a warm warm tone at dusk, which is warm and romantic.

Sand and cork bring unique beauty to Esposta Sand Lamp. At the same time, because of the mobility of sand, users can easily adjust the direction of light exposure, creating pleasant surprise and beauty for users. When the bulb is only half exposed in the sand, is it very similar to the sunset at sunset? Holding Esposta Sand Lamp in your arms is like embracing the little sun that you are falling down.

Komatsu and bamboo shoots lamps

This floor lamp is fierce. It looks like a small pine growing vigorously. This natural form is placed in the home, and all around it becomes lively.

This is a natural floor lamp specially designed for hotels and clubhouses. The shape of the bamboo shoots is shaped by bamboo shoots, and it is meant to be rooted and thrive. The material is also natural bamboo fiber.

A flower that glows.

Creation originates from life and inspiration comes from nature. Japanese designers, inspired by the blooming flowers, designed a Hana Lamp lamp.

Hana means that in Japan, you can feel the shape of lamps and lanterns from your name: like a lot of blooming flowers. Hana Lamp is made by hand, and the materials used are two kinds of materials, simple paper and wood, which are made of unique geometric design and create a unique flower type desk lamp. Are you sure you don't want a table lamp that is beautiful and beautiful?

The smallest concrete lamp

Concrete is one of the main materials of modern architecture. In recent years, concrete materials are also popular in design, especially in household products.

Stockholm designer Jonas Wagell uses concrete to design the smallest concrete luminaire. The luminaire is made up of three parts: the bottom is a small cylinder of concrete material, which is connected with an oval glass ball, and is finally set up with a simple circular brass switch. From a distance, we can only see a white object which wants to be hidden. In the near future, the design is simple and generous. The smooth surface of the glass ball matches the original elements of the concrete. Jonas Wagell has created a graceful lamp like a woman in the south of the Yangtze River.

A desk lamp that has been reduced to a flash of lightning.

This desk lamp is the Wald Hi Lo series socket desk lamp introduced by Losangeles studio Feltmark. The so-called socket lamp does not need to connect wires, directly plug on the plug can be used. Do you think this little lamp is climbing up the wall like a vine? Is it also sprouting up?

Although the lamp is made of aluminum alloy lamp holder, its weight is less than 200 grams, and it supports full range brightness adjustment. What is worth mentioning is that this series of lamps is made by hand by Feltmark, with olive green, deep plums and aluminum alloy primary colors available.

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