he writes, "i wanted to have a kitchen light which transports something of the context. it works also on the table in your office or in your living room. all you need is a lampshade, lamp holder, a cable, a cable-switch and a bulb. to remove the glass-volume from the flask, you just have to unscrew the bottom of the body in left direction, then you can pull the glass-volume out. that's it."
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:-D this is fun! and there are other flasks like this one around, so there is still a chance to do it ...
ReplyDeleteOdd & Groovy. An excellent combo. I like it!
ReplyDeletei ACTUALLY LIKE THE ONE WITH THE LAMP SHADE- but I think as a light fixture leave something to be desired- it is a personal taste
ReplyDeleteHotness. I like the illuminated floating flask. I think if there were a few of them in a row (like the proverbial group of three) it would make an even bigger statement. Well done!
ReplyDeleteThere is a Mexican restaurant in West Portal in San Francisco that has lamps like this... they use Ikea watering cans, colanders, and other random objects. They look pretty neat.
ReplyDeleteLove it :)
ReplyDeleteCould it be a fire hazard?
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