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Solar Mason Jar

California-based Moonshiner Co. have given the classic mason jar a creative and useful twist, they have equipped it with a solar panel lid and low-profile LED lights inside, creating a lamp that provides up to 12 hours of warm, glowing light from one full charge. The 32 oz. Solar Mason Jar also features a magnetic clasp on the lid for turning it on & off.

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BioLite AlpenGlow Lantern - Image

BioLite AlpenGlow Lantern

BioLite have introduced an awesome lantern that delivers ambient and task-based lighting for use in your favorite campsite, or for when lounging in the backyard. Available now for purchase in two sizes, 250 lumens ($59) or 500 lumens ($79), the lantern delivers a dusk or daylight feel inspired by nature, flickering candle settings, a mesmerizing rotation of color, and even has a fireworks mode for festive fun. A must-have to keep the party going once the sun has set...
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GIANT FLOOR LAMP | BY ANGLEPOISE - Image

GIANT FLOOR LAMP | BY ANGLEPOISE

The Giant1227 Floor Lamp was originally designed by George Carwardine back in 1934, initially only four were made, one was auctioned and bought by film Director Tim Burton and used in the movie Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. Now, an updated rendition of the Giant 1227 is being sold by Anglepoise and is available in several colors....
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COELUX ARTIFICIAL SKYLIGHT

This is just brilliant, Coelux is an Italian company that make artificial windows and skylights that mimic the true effect of natural sunlight and the sky, you won´t believe it isn´t real!  Designed for gloomy interior spaces, the high-tech light system uses Nanotechnology, and not only mimics the color temperature, it mimics the quality of daylight, it looks so real even a camera will be tricked. The creator’s claim the system is so effecti...
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