Your touch may light a lamp! London-based designer Roger Arquer seems to have taken it a bit too seriously. He has used the touch sensitive technology to design lamps that can be switched on or off by simply touching flower in the adjoining vase. This design was launched by brand Bosa, in Milan, earlier this month.
From the designer:
Touch invites you to a playful experience combining water with light, yet being 100% safe. Touch sensitive technology is being used here, while the high content of water on the flowers makes them conductive and sensitive when touched. This piece will add an accent of colour as an ambient light. It can be placed in restaurants, hotel rooms, lobbies, home entrance or hallway…
Fabric has been used in lampshades and this entire apparatus is made of one entire ceramic piece, thus proving Roger’s eye for creativity and nice designs. Electricity runs at 12 V and changing water isn’t a problem at all, this can be done as and when required.
Roger Arquer is a renowned designer and has worked for companies like Royal VKB, Eno, Thorsten Van Elten and Mathmos etc.
Via: Gizfactory/Dezeen
