MOW Light Gives Every Type of Illumination, Controlled by Its Position
Amelia Roblin — March 6, 2015 — Art & Design
References: busybee.io & yankodesign
If you want to switch on this abstract lamp, just turn it over; if you want to switch it off, reposition it once more. The wonderfully whimsical thing about this MOW lamp is that that it encourages a more tactile and playful form of interaction that eliminates the electrical bells and whistles to which we've grown accustomed.
With Emilie Deltort's enchanting illuminator, you can do more than simply ignite or snuff out its soft while glow. The nature of the irregularly shaped object means that its many facets can become bases, enabling you to angle the light source in any direction you like. For a more ambient atmosphere, face this abstract lamp downwards so that it reflects from the table beneath it. More intense rays are cast when it's pointed up.
With Emilie Deltort's enchanting illuminator, you can do more than simply ignite or snuff out its soft while glow. The nature of the irregularly shaped object means that its many facets can become bases, enabling you to angle the light source in any direction you like. For a more ambient atmosphere, face this abstract lamp downwards so that it reflects from the table beneath it. More intense rays are cast when it's pointed up.
Trend Themes
1. Interactive Abstract Lamps - Opportunity for creating interactive lighting designs that offer a more tactile and playful form of interaction, moving away from traditional switch controls.
Industry Implications
1. Lighting Design - Opportunity for designers and manufacturers to create innovative lighting products that encourage user engagement and provide versatile illumination options.
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