plumen.com - 11/19/2008
—
Despite there being an abundance of CFL producers, we see only three basic bulb formats available: The Radiator, The Ice Cream Whip and the Tungsten-esc types. Each style is uniform in shape, with no variation, tension or interest. It seems strange that the bulb, an object so synonymous with ...
Comments
Blog Reactions
Eco-friendly lightbulbs get a designer makeover
DVICE Atom Feed —
... designers have much more freedom with what they do with light. Design house Hulger is tackling light bulbs as their next big object, using the twisting tubes as pieces of functional art that you won't want to hide behind a shade.
The new bulbs, called Plumen, should be hitting the market soon, although the final designs have yet to be unveiled. But with the Plumens delivering both aesthetic quality and energy-saving tech, they look to be winners right out of the gate.
Plumen, via PSFK
The Plumen Commands You To Bend It
GEARFUSE —
... . While it’s not available for purchase yet, a working prototype can be seen at MoMA in NYC. I might have to check it out next week. Free admission on Fridays, bitches! Link [ ...
Related Content
Fancy Lightbulb Concept
ubergizmo.com 10/7/2008 —
What you see here looks like a normal cardboard cut-out of a lightbulb, but what's so amazing about it is it actually lights up the moment the lightbulb cut-out is flipped. No measure of magic is used in this procedure, although I'm sure those at ...
G.E. announces CFL bulb in new incandescent shape
crunchgear.com 12/12/2008 —
Image credit: Vox_efx from flickr
G.E. today announced “a new covered GE Energy Smart® compact fluorescent light (CFL) bulb featuring the GE Spiral® CFL inside the glass bulb.” That’s right: it’s a CFL coil hidden ...
HULGER
hulgershop.com 9/12/2008 — More languages coming soon Region Selector Please choose the region of the world where you live
HULGER
hulgershop.com 9/12/2008 — More languages coming soon Region Selector Please choose the region of the world where you live
Floating lightbulb (video)
youtube.com 12/5/2008 — This movie demonstrates an implementation of wireless energy transfer, in combination with magnetic levitation. The result is a light bulb(20 Watt) floating ...