Totaly in love por estas luminárias!


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'etree'


according to dutch designer coen hoogstraten, technology often serves as a sub function in the product, put away behind closed housings. in his lighting design 'etree', hoogstraten gets technology out of this functional role and in the forefront of the design. coens first presented these lighting  leaves in real trees, and then translated these installations into an interior object. the result is a  cropped version of the tree; the base, branches and leaves represent its key elements.



bendable branches allow the leaf lights to be readjusted


electroluminescent materials (EL) used by 'etree' produces light when they are put under an electric current. the wires that power the leaves are strengthened into bendable branches which change the appearance of the lamp.



'etree' in switched off mode


a small series production of 'etree' will start in the summer of 2010, with availability for purchase beginning from september.



'etree' illuminated in the dark









'etree' lights embedded in the branches of real trees



coen hoogstraten installing his 'etree' lights

Consiste no pensamento de que algo tão simples quanto divertido é a forma mais fácil de mudar o comportamento das pessoas para melhor. Seja você mesmo, para o ambiente, ou para algo completamente diferente. A única coisa que importa é que a mudança seja para melhor. Pense sobre isso.

Mobiliário de jardim do designer Shinwei Rhoda Yen.
Cogumelos (de verdade) são incorporados aos bancos, que são produzidos com madeira natural, e crescem depois de um tempo.
Meio nojentinho, mas o que eu gostei mesmo foi do nome da linha: Mushrooms ate my furniture!





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