Transparent House creates a tribute to an object of their 80's youth: the compact cassette tape.
Their new design represents sleek table lamps made of translucent and colored tapes.The small lamp is made of answering machine tapes and the larger model is built from compact cassettes in different shades. The lamps use non-heated, neon lights. All cassettes are in their cases.
Lighting
Tapes are back
Scheisse
Norway’s Northern Lighting launches some new mood lighting.The Scheisse, a large pendant, is a salute to the classic incandescent bulb, and its explosion a reflection of where that classic is going.
ToFU
"ToFU", similar to the popular Japanese food tofu, is created using a delicated manufacturing and cutting technique. "ToFU" becomes complete when the illuminant is inserted. The singnificance of "ToFU" is manifested through light, not the lamp.
moooi
Moooi leads the understanding of culture, human needs and technology. contributes by creating the most succesful innovative design-collection ever and creates unprecedented value and opportunity for its customers, employees, investors and partners. This is our challenge and vision,
Firefly LED
“Firefly”——Many of us well know the story of sedulous learner in old times puts the fireflies into bottle to study depending on fireflies’ shining. “Firefly” lamp is a desk lamp designed by taking the story as creative idea to make people taste the story and feel sensation from the story with the help of modern material and technology. Main body of the lamp is made of transparent glass material, in which staggeredly arranged with a lot of small LED lamps, and each LED is provided with a green wire connected with main electric board. In daylight, it looks like many seeds growing out in a bottle. At night the front LED of each circuit will illuminate by pressing the “bottle block”, and it looks like many clusters of shining fireflies floating around you to make you recall the ancient story. From the moment of turning on lamp, we can not only share the light but also feel the ancient story, therefore communication pleasure is built between user and the lamp. With the help of accessories, the product can be used as desk lamp.
Glass Tubes Lighting
Designer Ganjavian
Dutch By Design:Giftsrange /Flex Lamp
Dutch By Design:Giftsrange /Flex Lamp
Fish Out Of Water
This product is aptly named to convey the typical reaction people have on seeing the elements of water and electricity been used together. The association between the light and the water creates a particular effect. This can be adjusted to set different moods by coloring the water.
Via: Yanko Design
Hurdle Lighting for your desk
Don't be deceived by its simple form or somewhat ironic name. While it certainly resembles a hurdle, Hurdle Lighting aims to remove, not create, barriers to getting the right amount of illumination on a table or work space. The light structure is designed to stand either horizontally (like its namesake) or vertically, more like a desk lamp. A sensor detects how it's been positioned and operates the light accordingly.
Hurdle Lighting was designed by Koreans Lee Suk Woo and Byeon Dong Jin, and received a Special Mention in the 2007 Lightouch Design Competition in Singapore. No word on its commercial availability yet, but every contemporary work space could certainly use a lighting device as sleek and user-friendly as this.
100% Design London 07
Photographer: TJ
Anglepoise Fifty
Anglepoise Fifty designed by anthony dickens were on show at the anglepoise stand for it's official UK launch at 100% design and also at the aram gallery as part of the 'new moves' exhibition .the injection-moulded polycarbonate design is a transparent shade with a lamp fitting. the cable threads through the arm, playfully retracing the path travelled by its predecessors
via Designboom
The Modern City glass steel light photography architecture
Shattered Lights
This odd amoeba looking lamp is actually made from broken tempered glass coated with a silicone lining. This affords it the kind of malleability that Play-Do would be jealous of. The edge of the lamp is lined with white LEDs. The idea is to bend and fold it anyway you please to get different types of lighting effects. The shattered glass helps create interesting reflections.

The Spider
Taking inspiration from spiders and formed by circling of convex rods around a coloured bulb, Spider stands out from the crowd with its sculptural form. When switched on, the coloured bulb emits the light backwards and the lamp casts giant shadows on the surface. A surprising effect that comes as a bonus
Material: stainless steel / brass
Formfjord
Inspired by measuring tape, this coat-hanger is made from two strips of hollowly rolled spring steel. Thus, a very simple yet foldable coat hanger evolves which can easily be inserted even into tight necks and unfolds automatically through its tension.

Lightbrick picks up the heat-energy that is produced by the light bulb as a waste-product and makes it useable. The heat is bundled in the brick, which works light a heating and radiates even one hour after switching off the light. The colour adds to the idea and provides a very warm light. The brick can easily be disconnected from the bulb and can be used as a bedwarmer just like in granny's times.

Illumination - Ceres & Airbags
Totora
Carpyen, Spain
The family enterprise Carpyen was founded in 1954 when it started working with the designs of Antonio Carpintero y Encamacián. In 1972, Roberto Capintero joined the board and this led to a radical change in the company’s direction and products. Renowned designers such as Pascual Salvador or Gabriel Teixidó were asked to cooperate in the design and development of Carpyen lighting. They identified themselves strongly with Carpyen’s mission and created a number of lights that still shape the company’s identity today: for example the Galilea light which was awarded the Delta Prize Silver by ADI FAD in 1994. Carpyen is a founding member of the SIDI design group in Barcelona.
In Germany, Carpyen lighting is exclusively distributed by Interactive Light GmbH Cologne
GLAM
A new range by the Belgian designer Luc Ramael, resulting from a reinterpretation of the typical table lamp. Two elements in blown glass without any metal connection characterize the explicit and elegant shape of GLAM: a cylindrical diffuser with flattened, closed top and the truncated cone base that supports it and holds the non-visible bulb support, The white, red, black milk-glass or mirror finish of the diffuser combines with that in white milk-glass or transparent crystal of the base.

