We often send numerous materials in our storeroom to landfills, without even thinking once what impact will it have on the environment. This exquisite lamp by Darshan Patel is here to show you the relevance of found objects. The industrial design student at New Jersey Institute of Technology has given found objects like bamboo plates, a glass jar and paper a beautiful makeover. He has placed the glass jar between two wooden plates and converted it with a stylish paper to make a striking illumination for your home. Adding to the green credential is the CFL bulb that floods your dwelling with green light.
found object lamp 1
found object lamp 2
found object lamp 3
Related Stories
Latro Algae Lamp utilizes photosynthesis for a green illumination
Last year, when we introduced you to the Blood Lamp that generated power from your blood to keep flickering, we were hoping that the designer Mike Thompson would soon come up with something startling soon. Proving us right, the arts graduate from...
Poplight: Peanut-filled lamp doubles as decorative object
Conceived by the Miami-based industrial designer Sang Jang Lee, the Poplight is a fun way to say no to the use of environmentally unfriendly Styrofoam while suggesting starch-based packing peanuts to be a more sustainable alternative to it. It’s a..
Cone light: Beautify your indoors and outdoors with green illumination
An innovative light is here to mesmerize you with its sheen illumination. Just perfect to beautify your indoors and outdoors, the “Cone light” is one ingenious creation. Not only is it aesthetically appealing, but it also is easy on the...
Timeless luxurious bench glows to teak wood’s character
Kristoffer Kjær, one of Denmark’s trendsetting young designers, brings creativity, art and sustainability to life with his spectacular line of furniture. His “Hover Bench” is both a modern and timeless expression of the classic bench. Looking..
Everything I need to know about atmospheric electricity generator
The impact of atmospheric energy in the form of lightening accompanied by thunders has been probably experienced by all of us during thunderstorms or dust storms. If we can grab even a mere part of this energy, the energy scarcity of the entire world will
