Philip Hansen of Typewriter Boneyard Creates Literary Lamps
Meghan Young — September 30, 2014 — Tech
The book lighting of Philip Hansen, a designer at Typewriter Boneyard, is utterly novel (pun intended). Although this is not the first, nor will it be the last, that someone reimagines the common book as something other than reading material, this particular book lighting series is one that will hard to top.
Simple and stylish, the book lighting features a basic cutout that allows the bulb and light switch to poke straight out from. Using classic hardcovers that have been found in thrift stores around San Diego, California, there are a slew of key elements including color, bulb and texture that come together to create one of these quaint book lighting designs. They would make a great gift.
Simple and stylish, the book lighting features a basic cutout that allows the bulb and light switch to poke straight out from. Using classic hardcovers that have been found in thrift stores around San Diego, California, there are a slew of key elements including color, bulb and texture that come together to create one of these quaint book lighting designs. They would make a great gift.
Trend Themes
1. Upcycled Lighting - Creating unique lighting designs by repurposing common objects like books.
2. Thrift Store Design - Utilizing thrift store finds to create new and stylish home decor items.
3. Quirky Gifts - Providing unconventional and creative gift options for book lovers.
Industry Implications
1. Home Decor - Opportunity for innovative designers to create unique lighting solutions using repurposed materials.
2. Sustainability - Promoting the reuse and upcycling of old books, contributing to a more sustainable approach to design.
3. Gifts and Novelty - Catering to the demand for quirky and unique gift items in the book lover community.
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