Shape-Shifting Cubeme Lamp is Recyclable
Katie Cordrey — January 11, 2010 — Eco
References: garniec.wordpress & designerblog.it
From the spongy exterior to the aluminum base, all of the materials in Ewa Garniec’s Cubeme Lamp are recyclable. The 11-inch cube can be manipulated, stretched and shaped to suit the user. The diffuse light from the Cubeme lamp is perfect for ambient lighting and the soft quality of the cube makes it a candidate as a footstool.
According to Garniec, the Cubeme is made of sponge, aluminum, acrylic beads, and lots of Polish love.
According to Garniec, the Cubeme is made of sponge, aluminum, acrylic beads, and lots of Polish love.
Trend Themes
1. Sustainable Lighting - Opportunity for developing eco-friendly lighting options using recyclable materials like sponge and aluminum.
2. Flexible Design - Innovative approach to lighting design that allows users to manipulate and shape the lamp to suit their needs.
3. Soft Lighting Solutions - Demand for soft and diffuse lighting options that create a cozy and ambient atmosphere.
Industry Implications
1. Lighting Design - Opportunity for lighting designers to create sustainable and flexible lighting solutions.
2. Furniture - Integration of soft and shape-shifting lighting into furniture design, such as footstools with built-in lighting.
3. Sustainable Manufacturing - Using recyclable materials like sponge and aluminum in manufacturing processes to create environmentally friendly products.
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