The RecycledLightCompany Recycled Bulb Lamps are an elegant and eco-friendly touch to your dwelling, or backyard patio. All of these lamps are handcrafted and incorporate a Standard A19 incandescent light bulb into its design. Each oil lamp is mounted on an interesting mixture of concrete and clear, white and green-colored glass that has been set in custom-made molds. The individual oil lamps created are one-of-a-kind, due to the unique production process and unpredictability of the materials. The bottom of the lamps base is adhered with a soft felt layer to protect your furniture from scuffs and damage from the concrete.
All of the lamps use 100% cotton wicks and have a burn-time of approximately 5 hours on 20z of Liquid Paraffin. Although these lamps are compatible with most environmentally friendly oils, the Recycled Bulb Lamp should not be used with kerosene. What a perfectly interesting and eco-conscious table accents for summer nights on the patio.
Repurposed Light-Fixture Luminaries
The RecycledLightCompany Recycled Bulb Lamps are Eco-Conscious
Trend Themes
1. Repurposed Light-fixture Luminaries - The trend of repurposing light fixtures to create unique and eco-friendly lamps presents opportunities for disruptive innovation in the lighting industry.
2. Recycled Bulb Lamps - The trend of incorporating recycled bulbs into lamp designs opens up opportunities for disruptive innovation in the sustainable design industry.
3. Eco-conscious Table Accents - The trend of creating eco-friendly table accents using repurposed materials offers opportunities for disruptive innovation in the home decor industry.
Industry Implications
1. Lighting Industry - The lighting industry can explore disruptive innovation opportunities in repurposing old light fixtures to create unique and eco-friendly lamps.
2. Sustainable Design Industry - The sustainable design industry can leverage the use of recycled bulbs in lamp designs to drive disruptive innovation and promote eco-consciousness.
3. Home Decor Industry - The home decor industry can tap into the trend of using repurposed materials to create eco-friendly table accents and innovate disruptive designs.