Whether or not you’re thinking of them as a thematic tie in to that Warhol lithograph you’ve got hanging in the hallway, how cool would it be to have such groovy lamps illuminating your kitchen? These Pop Art pendant lights are made from recycled, industrial-sized food cans adorned with a fabricated Campbell’s Soup label replica. They are so neat! Designed by designer Willem Heeffer, specifications are below:
Recycled can with Campbell’s Soup label
Three core textile cable
Recycled tuna can ceiling rose (see photo detail below)
E27 40w bulb
Measures 15cm x 15cm
Available exclusively through FUSE Finds across the pond, these lamps retail for £80 GBP/ €90 Euros (or about $115) Each or €225 Euros/Set of 3 (Shipping not included).
Laurel is clearly pleased by the presence of colorful authentic Blowfish Lamps at the Otto’s Shrunken Head Tiki Bar and Lounge located on East 14th Street near Avenue B.
In drumming, they say it’s not just about what you play; it’s about what you don’t play. The same can be said for the subtleties of achieving the correct lighting in a room: it’s not about how bright the light is but what it illuminates. Good lighting is just so important when it comes to setting a mood, which makes me wonder what might be set off when you light up this Snare Drum Lamp. Designed by 326 design firm in New Zealand, this attractive lamp prototype is the first of its kind. Tap the drum and it turns on, another tap and it turns off. Sensitivity controls prevent room noise from activating the light. Each drum light is made to order and sells for $850 (most likely not including shipping charges). Delivery times are confirmed when orders are placed. Visit This Link for more details. Shine on!
I just love rad furniture. I wish I could afford a gigantic house that I could decorate and fill with all of the amazing furniture I see out there, like this illuminated Disco Chair, which is just insane. According to the website of London-based design firm, Kiwi & Pom, the Disco Chair (commissioned by Wallpaper Magazine) “is a bespoke illuminated furniture concept. Continue reading Disco Chair!→
Thinking back on the Jello Model City of San Francisco, you can’t deny that gelatinous substances look fantastic when illuminated from within! This chandelier is made almost entirely out of strung together Gummy Bear candies and was created by artist YaYa Chou. Such gorgeousness!
