tom dixon: bulb at milan design week 2011

retaining the same dimensions, shape, and light quality as an incandescent, GE's new 100-watt-equivalent light bulb incorporates air jet technology to keep its LED components cool and operating at maximum efficiency...

exhibiting a light whose lampshade is a growing bubble, as well as a combined LED/globe pendant lamp, the swedish design trio is one of three studios asked to create a special-edition and production lamp model for booo!.

featuring liquid cooling technology, the bulbs are available in 100, 75, 60 and 40 watt equivalents to offer the light quality of incandescents, but each one lasts 25 times as long and is 80% more energy efficient.

a storage cabinet which creates visual worlds, turning a static object into a dynamic one, generating a new, contemporary form of beauty based on contrasts: tall/short, precious/rough, architecture/nature.

these designs developed exclusively for nilafur gallery show the habitat itself as a different planet, as a science-fictional landscape...

using a lightweight mesh for its shade, this lamp's simple materials and resulting structure creates a straightforward lighting solution.

drawing from the world of engineering, the future of lighting is explored through the latest technology and materiality, to illuminate environments and the objects themselves.

the metallic orb shade casts angular shadows when the light inside is turned on.

the technical and formal aspects of the sculptural lighting piece are derived from the engineered efficiency of a standard bicycle wheel, whereby bulbs are arranged around a large spoke-like structure.