Bomb chair (source)
Coffee Chair designed by Sunhan Kwon
Hybrid chairs designed by Merve Kahraman
The Bloom Chair designed by Kenneth Cobonpue
The octopus chair designed by Max Riera
Hollow Chair created by Straight Line Designs, Inc
Wine chair (source)
Mosquito armchair by Wild design
Customized Panton chair by Jump Studios
Peacock Chair by New York studio Dror for Italian furniture brand Cappellini
Pink Chair designed by Vladimir Tsesler
National Geographic – 3D Crocodile Escalator
Frontline – Get Them Off Your Dog
IBM – Smart Ideas for Smarter Cities
What Goes Around – Comes Around
Visa – Go Back to Pompeii
Motor City Nightmares – Horror Buckets
Fight Smoking
The Hairdressers – Need a Top Chop?
Newcastle Brown Ale – Taste the lighter side of Dark
KarstadtQuelle – Dental Implant Insurance
Bergmann & Sohn Funeral services – Come a little closer
Take a break from the Sun
Korean Subway Ad
Reindeer inspired lamp. Using conventional things around the hose like bottles and a dab of creativity can create a work of art. See more
Minimalist inspired white lamp.
Lamp made out of cork material. It makes the lamp lighter and easier to move from one place to another.
Staircase inspired lamp.
Simple bottle lamps with patterned cut out designs.
Underground water pipes inspired lamp.
Water bucket lamp creates an illusion of a bucket to be pouring water light into another bucket.
Sea shell inspired table lamp.
Quirky life size pencil lamp.
Flower vase lamp with a single flower emitting the light within its petals.
Abstract wall lamp.
Veil inspired table lamp.
The bird lamp.
Life size matchstick lamp.
Life size wall lamp.
Japan is one of the few countries that can balance age-old tradition with modernity in such a harmonious fashion. This is especially true in the field of aesthetics and design. Japanese aesthetics encompass a variety of ideals, some of these are traditional while others are modern and sometimes influenced by other cultures.
Flower vases that swing as petals fall.
Designer: Keisuke Fujiwara
Trick placemat appears to sunk under the weight of your tableware.
Designer: A.P.Works
Minimal aquarium with 3D printed flora inspired by undersea plant life.
Designer: Haruka Misawa
Bicycle-shaped bicycle stands, designed to solve the problem of randomly parked and bunched up bicycles on streets, sidewalks, and parking lots.
Designer: Yuma Kano
LED Mushroom Lights.
Designer: Yukio Takano
The Balloon Chair that seems to be suspended in mid-air.
Designer: Satoshi Itasaka of Studio h220430
Ripple Flower Vase allows you to stand a flower upright and float it in the water.
Designer: Taku Omura
Smiley face screws. 
Designer: Yuma Kano
Bookmark Light combines the two into one.
Designer: Kyouei Design
WaterDream – a simple yet beautiful hybrid shower and lamp.
Designer: Oki Sato of Studio Nendo
Living Light is a lamp which harvests its energy through the photosynthetic process of the plant. As the plant photosynthesizes, it releases organic compounds into a soil chamber below. The organic matter is broken down by bacteria fostered through a microbial fuel cell. When this happens, electrons are created and transported away from the soil. The electric current is passed along a wire and fed into a ring fitted with LEDs. These light up when a user touches the plant’s leaves.
Dutch designer Ermi van Oers and her team will start off with a small production in 2018. Plans are already in place with Rotterdam to illuminate a city park.
Find out more on livinglight.info
