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Glassbulb Light | By Oooms

This is original, the glassbulb light by OOOMS is a lamp shaped like a wineglass. This atmospheric lamp is the perfect lighting for those long romantic evenings accompanied by a nice Bordeaux. The LED’s inside will shine for over 30.000 hours, so that’s around 10 years of romance at night! via my design pick.



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LUMIO | UNFOLDING BOOK LAMP

Lumio is inspired by the idea of an illuminated book, it unfolds from a book into a lamp! All you need to to is open the book to turn on the light and close it to turn it off, no switches or buttons. Lumio was designed by designer Max Gunawan and when fully charged remains lit for up to 8 hours. When open, Lumio offers multiple lighting possibilities: ceiling pendant, outdoor lantern, table lamp, etc...The original project was recently launched on kickstarter and is...
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BULBING LED LAMPS

Designed by Nir Chehanowski of Studio Cheha, the cool Bulbing LED Lights trick your eyes and challenge your mind. Inspired by classic and vintage-style desk lamps the elegant 3D optical illusion lamps are actually flat, but produce the illusion they are 3D, once switched on! This effect is achieved by LED light lines etched on a acrylic sheet that illuminate the design and create a powerful optical illusion. Three styles are available to choose from, all include a d...
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CONO PORTABLE SMART LAMP

The Cono Portable Smart Lamp is a playful lighting solution that adapts to your space effortlessly. Whether positioned upright, on its side, or even upside down, its unique design allows for customizable illumination. With its versatile leg design doubling as a handle, it is convenient to carry like a torch. Control manually or wirelessly via the Nanoleaf App using Bluetooth. For seamless integration into your smart home ecosystem, connect it to a Matter-compatible ...
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