These LED lamps, called "Water Balloon," were designed by the Japanese studio Torafu Architects and shown at Tokyo’s IFFT Interior Lifestyle Living fair. The collection consists of three elegant glass lights that visually echo the lightness and fluid form of water droplets. With the LED source hidden in the socket, the asymmetric glass bulbs diffuse a cool, atmospheric glow.
LED Lamps Mimic Flowing Water
The bubble-like glass structure is the highlight of the design. Small and large air bubbles make the light look as though carbonation has been captured inside the glass. Made with recycled fluorescent glass and completed by delicate reflections, the lamps appear as asymmetrical drops with rare elegance.
LED Lamps in Droplet Shapes Cast Soft Light
The glass bulbs seem to hold a small universe of bubbles inside. Used as pendant lights, these LED bulbs create unusual lighting effects and lend the room a sense of wonder. Inspired by water flowing from a tap, architects Koichi Suzuno and Shinya Kamuro created a sculptural design of exceptional beauty. Known for contemporary architecture, art installations and product design, Torafu Architects worked with glass artists to bring the "Water Balloon" concept to life.
LED Pendant Lamp – Smooth Shape and Flowing Contours
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