‘colour lights’ lamp

‘colour lights’ by belgian interior-industrial designer maarten de ceulaer, is a lighting project that will be presented during milan design week 2010 at the spazio rossana orlandi between april 14-19.

by adding a few drops of edible food colourants to the water inside the bottle, one can change the colour of the lamp and thus, modify the atmosphere of the space. any hue can be created with the right mix of primary colours: cyan, magenta and yellow.

maarten de ceulaer: colour lights

the food colourants will be supplied with the lamp or can be ordered afterwards. all lamps are handmade in collaboration with a laboratory glass-ware atelier in brussels.

maarten de ceulaer: colour lights

the designs to be presented are only the first series of prototypes. the line will soon be expanded with a greater variety of bottle designs, along with more choices of sizes for each model.

maarten de ceulaer: colour lights

maarten de ceulaer: colour lights

maarten de ceulaer: colour lights

maarten de ceulaer: colour lights lamp bottle, LED light and aluminum disc

the spherical shape found on the bottom of the bottles is sandblasted from below. the power-LED  mounted on an aluminium disc helps to illuminate the glass.

maarten de ceulaer: colour lights detail of bottom

maarten de ceulaer: colour lights

maarten de ceulaer: colour lights

maarten de ceulaer: colour lights ‘colour lights’ unlit