Looking for a strange light design, well see the concept Blood Lamp made by a British designer Mike Thompson. The Blood Lamp concept consumes about 3383kwh of energy per year. That is equal to leaving a light on in four rooms for a full year. Not something that a lot of people would look forward to. But this is the price that you have to pay if you want this unique lamp in your home.

The name given to this project is a little obscure and creepy. And I would have at least expected to see some red light or something. But its about the color but the liquid used to power this lamp. For the lamp to work one breaks the top off, dissolves the powder, and uses their own blood to power the lamp. It’s not something that you see very often. It’s interesting but not very practical.

Considering the fact that the lamp can only be used once, this means that you just have to wait until you need it the most. So even if you buy this lamp and are anxious to see how it works, you’ll have to wait because if you do satisfy your curiosity, the lamp dies. On one hand, this makes you realize how precious the lamp is and how careful you should be with the waste of energy. But on the other, it’s useless, since we still have all the other energy sources.  And considering how much this lamp consumes, it’s kind of a paradox. Anyway, it’s an interesting concept.

With Crosslight designed by Ben Oostrum & Jan Melis, forget the banner to keep only the cross. This fixture, published by Dark, features an unusual cruciform design ideal to give personality to your home. Crosslight allows the choice to illuminate the ceiling, walls or even create a bright screen to separate spaces. So ready to adopt the cruciform Crosslight  attitude?

It’s an interesting design with an interesting shape. Still, it’s not a very big innovation. This particular pendant lamp design is more appropriate for bigger spaces, maybe commercial spaces, offices, clubs or other structures. In a home it could be a little annoying. And it’s not really interesting to have just one. When there are many of them, the image is stronger.

Anyway, it’s a modern design with a simple shape. It resembles the plus sign (+), or a star, when seen from a certain angle. It’s available in white or red. You can choose the white one for a more sober atmosphere. Or, on the other hand, you can choose the red one for a more romantic and fun atmosphere. Bu the best choice might be to combine them, for a beautiful contrast and a balanced light, if you have the space and the resources. In conclusion, this pendant is either very fun or very simple. So you can include it in the design of your home, club or mall or anything close to these three options.

In this high tech world, technology is evolving every day with gadgets that are unsusual sometimes.Based  on  medical  and  scientific research, NightCove by Zyken brings to life a range  of  lights and  sounds  aimed  solely  at improving  sleep  and  wake-up quality.NightCove  allows  the  body  to recuperate  for better daily energy and mind-clarity.Zyken combines life sciences with the resources of advanced technology and design.

NightCove offers a true and genuine experience which otpimizes the quality of your sleep, thus providing dynamism and vitality day after day.

NightCove also  offers  a sleep-optimized  bedside reading  light, an  MP3 player connection as well as  the possibility  to  load new  sequences  through an SD card.

Lighting is the most important factor you should consider when you review the functionalityof the house.Adding a quality light that serve a particular purpose can be very expressive.Depending on your purpose and decorative appearance that you are looking to get it, this lighting system can be perfect for your home.This lighting system feature a intensity control device, so you can get the desired effect, depending on your needs and moods.

By rotating the front of this wall sconce, the user is able to control the amount of light that is emitted and is enough to create a nice, peaceful atmosphere. Controlling the amount of light is this design’s strongest feature, right up there with its creative shape.The designer of this design is Dan LaBarca from Rezek/Artemide Lighting.