Cumulus Lamp-Sebastian Jansson

—CUMULUS This modular lamp is contemporary study of two materials- both placed in a foreign context. The reflective and semitransparent material delivered by the Philippine company Stavellan Inc. uses this material as never before. The light is deflected in six directions within a sphere, and diffuses the light in a spectacular manner, creating an optical illusion. The use of Velcro® Ultramate® as a joining mechanism, creates an extremely rigid framework as together it forms the skeletal structure for light diffusion. The aesthetic of the light has been inspired by clouds, as there is no limit to how this system can be arranged. Yet again, Cumulus is a reflection of Jansson’s geometric interpretation of the organic environment.
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Lights By Karim Rashid

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Lighting-On The Wall-TNA Design Studio

On Wall

For On Wall, 2006

DesignTide, Tokyo
November, 2006

Wave Wall was one of three climbing walls exhibited. Cast resin holds, incorporating LED lighting, are attached to the wall and the audience are invited to participate by climbing the wall. These designs generate discussion on how to fulfill instincts to climb high, at home, whilst still keeping your interior stylish.

"newGrowth" chandelier-Christopher Poehlmann

Christopher Poehlmann strives to produce aesthetic solutions for the furniture and lighting markets by practicing his unique brand of minimalism. An independent studio furniture and lighting designer, Poehlmann is widely recognized within the furniture industry- an industry dominated by corporate manufacturers.

Cloud Lamps by Yu Jordy Fu

London-based designer Yu Jordy Fu has produced a range of hand-cut paper lampshades called Cloud Lamps.
















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Home Furnishing and Furnitures fromThout

Thout is an architectural and product design firm based in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Thout manufuctures its own product line locally and works on projects with architects, interior designers and manufacturers internationally. Thout's products have been shown at major design exhibitions in Cologne, Germany, New York and Toronto, and have retailed in Los Angeles, Miami and Paris. The company is named after a cabin built in Eastern Ontario during the 1900's without running water or electricity.

Founder Patrick Turner grew up in rural Quebec and spent his summers at that cabin, rarely showering. Patrick met Andrea Pearson while the two were completing a Masters of Architecture. Andrea was raised in rural Manitoba and has visited the cabin five times.

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