This Designer SAD Lamp is For Those Fighting the Winter Blues
Alyson Wyers — March 13, 2015 — Lifestyle
References: fastcodesign
If you suffer from seasonal depression, this SAD lamp will give your emotional state a designer makeover. Created by designer Éléonore Delisse as a graduation work at Design Academy Eindhoven, the Day and Night light will not only brighten your mood, but your living space as well.
The red and blue lights are supposed to reset your circadian rhythms. The blue wavelength makes you feel more awake and combats Seasonal Affective Disorder, where as the red light encourages melatonin production, which will help you to sleep better. The SAD lamp has round color-changing glass pieces set in a stone and wood frame. The colored glass casts a shadow intended to help reset your biological clock and make you feel better.
The red and blue lights are supposed to reset your circadian rhythms. The blue wavelength makes you feel more awake and combats Seasonal Affective Disorder, where as the red light encourages melatonin production, which will help you to sleep better. The SAD lamp has round color-changing glass pieces set in a stone and wood frame. The colored glass casts a shadow intended to help reset your biological clock and make you feel better.
Trend Themes
1. Designer SAD Lamps - Design-innovation opportunities exist for creating more aesthetically pleasing SAD lamps to treat seasonal depression.
2. Color Therapy Lighting - Innovative opportunities exist for using color therapy techniques in lighting to improve overall emotional well-being.
3. Circadian Rhythm Optimization - Opportunities exist for developing products that help people optimize their circadian rhythms to improve their health and mood.
Industry Implications
1. Lighting Industry - The lighting industry can expand their product lines by developing more creative designs for SAD lamps to address the growing demand for designer SAD lamps.
2. Healthcare Industry - Healthcare providers can help treat SAD by incorporating innovative products like designer SAD lamps that use color therapy into their therapy options.
3. Home Decor Industry - Home decor companies can incorporate color therapy into their product offerings with lighting that helps people optimize their circadian rhythms, improving overall emotional well-being.
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