I have been thinking a lot about lighting design and came across a few interesting websites and designers today. Paul Cocksedge Studio is a very exciting site. Working with the properties of light and light as a concept they have created some really beautiful and engaging pieces.
images and text from http://www.paulcocksedge.co.uk/
Styrene: constructed from heated polystyrene cups. I love the shapes and forms that have been created |
Sapphire Light |
Alan table lamp |
Alan table lamp (side view) |
Globe Campus brought up this design of a lighting fixture that turns into a fruit bowl, alongwith an interesting article on 3D printing
Metamorphose by Martin Faubert |
I was also very taken by the blog urban pasture and a post about Light Bulb Art If only for this image alone!
aqua bulb |
Thinking casting I really like this from Zhang Xiaogang
Zhang Xiaogang Lamp No. 2, 2009 |
and in painting, I like this by Brian Clarke
Lightbulbs, Brian Clarke, 2011 |
These fabric lights by London based designer Henny Van Nistelrooy look great!
This Light Bulbo by Duda Carvalho is ingenious! Love the shape too
The concept behind this Bundle Lamp is nice
And this design by textile artist Rachel Wingfield is incredible!
The epoitome of art meets science!
This nail cloud is interesting, by Dutch designer Ilias Ernst
I love the work of Pia Westerberg, really interesting ideas. These lights from Processed Paper project are lovely
The epoitome of art meets science!
This nail cloud is interesting, by Dutch designer Ilias Ernst
I love the work of Pia Westerberg, really interesting ideas. These lights from Processed Paper project are lovely
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