“Want and Needs” is a Korean design group which designed this interesting and nice project: a LED lamp in the shape of a dachshund dog.

If you touch the dog the light will be turned on or off by a sensor that can be found on the muzzle.

I really like this lamp because it reminds me of Apple products: great design and white color.

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The idea behind this solar Christmas lights is that to save some money and use the lights without running extension cords all over the place.

You can find numerous styles available almost as much variety as with normal ones.

The lights are long-lasting LEDs with rechargeable battery lights and photo sensors turn the lights on. The idea is interesting if the batteries will last a long time.

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About the size of a credit card and powered by a small cell this mobile pocket light concept designed by Hyun Jin Yoon & Eun Hak Lee could be of great practical use when you really need a light source.

I use my cellphone if I need some light, but if this concept will go for production for sure I will get one to have a new light source.

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Designed by an Israeli designer Ira Rozhavsky from old crushed glass coated with silicone and decorated with a lot of LEDs throughout its contour, the lamp “Fragile” makes your floor a piece of art.

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Called ‘Sensory Lamp’ and designed by Sara Rossbach this mouse pad - lamp wants to create a closer connection between our work environments with nature for better workdays.

By slowly modifieing the color and intensity throughout the day the lamp mimics natural light cycles and with the grass that grows from the base of the lamp will create a friendly working environment.

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