These handmade pendant lights from Burlington, Vermont industrial designer Jed Crystal are made from cloth-covered electrical cord that serves two functions: It powers the bulb and has been crocheted into a delicate, web-like shade possessing a grace that belies its utilitarian origins.
The pendants, stunning when hung as a group, are available in five colors. The cords can be tied and intertwined to suspend the bulbs at different heights and to create a colorful sculptural display of their own.
Crystal's Minimal Lamps are $240 each right here.
(P.S. I wonder what it says about me that I can't quite fathom spending $200-plus on a ceramic bowl -- gorgeous as it may be -- but I would totally drop that on a lightbulb suspended from an electrical cord ... )
Friday, February 8, 2008
Cool Stuff: Minimal Lamp
Posted by Leah at 10:22 AM
Labels: Cool Stuff, crochet, Jed Crystal, lighting, Minimal Lamp, needlecrafts, needlework, stitchery
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
2 comments:
These are a riot, I love them!!! Great find Leah and Happy Weekend!
~Kate
I love these Light Shades! What a colourful and innovative form of lighting!
Post a Comment