BULBING LIGHT – Studio Cheha
“BULBING is an optical illusion versatile LED lamp that tricks your eye and challenges your mind !”
TL Mag is glad to present this new amazing creation : BULBING, an elegant 2D LED lamp with five different designs. Use it everywhere at home, change the design according to your mood of the day and impress all you friends with this surreal optical illusion of 3D ! Which is of course energy-efficient and doesn’t overheat (great and safe for kids).
Made of natural materials, combining machine work and hand-crafting. The light it-self is made from an acrylic glass sheet which is the best luminous available product and created using a laser machining process that gives this precious and meticulous finish.
As the designer says : “I am a product designer that works to preserve the old and the familiar and translate it into the “New World.” Bulbing is a development of my earlier works, using 3D wire-frame images and transferring them onto 2D materials, to create functional and delicate design pieces that trick the eye!”
“I have designed this lamp to be changeable, all you need to do is lift out the 2D shape from the base and replace it with a new design, keeping the product ever-changing to suit the room, person, or mood.”
“Light up your life”
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