Hyde Integrated Lighting

Designed by Danny Venlet for KOVR, Hyde is a innovative lighting system, where LED lights are embedded within 12 mm thick decorative panels for a seamless lighting. The smartphone-controlled LED wall panels are available in several natural looking surfaces such as raw concrete, white marble and yellow pine. You can choose from varied panel sizes and patterns, they are fully customizable and can be programmed with specific light intensity, giving users a unique experience where light seems to appear out of nowhere.

FLYTE LEVITATING LIGHT

Flyte is a levitating light which magically hovers in midair! The LED light bulb defies gravity by floating above a wooden base by magnetic levitation. This futuristic take on the Edison bulb also rotates slowly in the air, adding even more mystery to this extraordinary object. To add to the coolness factor, you turn it on/off with a simple touch of the base. Check out the video below to see it in action. Learn more from Flyte, or purchase now from the MoMA Store...
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RIDGID WOBBLY WORK LAMP

The Wobbly Work Lamp by Ridgid is a new lighting device that has a clever solution to whatever hazards may occur around your workplace, because those who work on site know that sooner or later you’re likely to knock down some stuff. So the guys that designed it came up with the idea of developing a wobbling system that would make it stand no matter the bumps it got. It is really rugged and well built, and will withstand heavy duty for a long time. The light can gi...
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ALVA PENDANT

Alva Pendant is a new LED light that looks like an old bulb through laser etched inscriptions into the crystal that give the idea of classic metal filaments. This powerful light provides a downward light projection of up to 290 lumens and you can choose between a colder luminescent light or a warmer color. Dim fixture is provided as well as a 6ft cuttable cloth chord. There are also two possibilities for the casing of the bulb and multiple chords color choices. Hang...
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