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Mega Bulb | By Sofie Refer

Mega Bulb is a classic glass pendant light, a piece created by designer Sofie Refer. Using the shape of the first electric lamps, the lamp bulb is handcrafted and imperfections in the glass create unique objects. Minimalist, functional with Scandinavian classicism, the Mega Bulb is a timeless piece of design, being a perfect companion for the kitchen chef or lighting large rooms and spaces. It has won numerous awards like the "GOOD DESIGN award" and "Wallpaper Design Award".



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MOON LUNAR GLOBE

Moon Lunar Globe is an exact 3D replica of the earth´s satellite, especially its surface, made from Imagery and data recovered by Nasa´s Lunar Orbiter that explored the moon´s surface. It features a rotating electrical arm that aims to mimic the sun´s reflection on the lunar surface through its ring of LED lights, thus providing a more moonish light, which some might find more inspiring or soothing. This movement also displays all the lunar phases letting us acc...
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Gravy LED Wall Sconce

The award winning Gravy LED Wall Sconce is a new home lighting device to install wherever you want or need, although its understated minimal look feels more at ease in modern decors. It uses LED technology so consumption is very low, its light is fully dimmable and the articulated swingarm will enable you to adjust and point it wherever you want to. Another cool feature is that you can customize its looks by choosing from nine different basic finishes that you can c...
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CRACKED LOG LAMPS

The Cracked Log Lamps are an award winning lighting proposal by an Aussie craftsman/artist named Duncan Meerding, he gets old savaged and obviously cracked logs, and then installs a warm LED yellow light system, that makes possible for the light source to come from within. It´s the cracks that decide where and how the lights will be disposed. Another interesting feature is that you can either use it as a stool, a small table while you´re outside or just a regular ...
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