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Luminaid Inflatable Solar Lantern

Luminaid Packlite 12 has very interesting features, its name points out the 12 LED lighting system, and the 12 hours of light you can get if you set it on low, up to 6 in extra bright, and somewhere in the middle with the medium setting, and in case of emergency you get 32 hours of flashing mode. Another thing that´s really interesting is its portability, you can twist it to close it, and it becomes flat, making it super easy to pack. Featuring a solar panel on top, it recharges with 7 hours of direct sunlight, so you don´t need a classic power outlet to feed it. It also floats and it´s waterproof, with a strap on the top that you can attach to whatever you want. Don´t get stranded in the dark and get it now, whether to put in your backpack or a first aid kit, LuminAID Packlite 12 will surely come in handy.

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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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MONO LAMP

Created by designer Simon Forgacs, the Mono Lamp was born from his fascination with the famous TV test cards, appearing as colorful geometric shapes with vivid colors on his TV screen as a child. He was mesmerized by these light patterns, therefore, he wanted to capture their essence in a symbolic object, which led to the creation of the Mono Lamp series. Inspired by a now over 50 years old TV test card, the lamp is available in either color or greyscale versions, b...
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PAMPSHADE BREAD LAMPS

Japanese artist Yukiko Morita transforms real bread into functional lamps! Pampshade is a collection of bread lamps made from actual loaves of bread covered in a layer of resin to protect the bread from decaying. You can choose from several styles, from baguettes, batards, to croissants, with the smaller lamps using one AA battery, whereas the larger designs use A-shaped wall sockets. The lamps can be positioned wherever one desires, you can display it on a table or...
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