Motion Lamp concept sheds light on design
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A view of the Motion Lamp from above
The Motion Lamp features sheer curves
Both versions of the Motion Lamp as they would look in the daytime
The cut-out version of the Motion Lamp as seen in multiple different positions
Both versions of the Motion Lamp as they would look illuminating their surroundings
Article Summary
The importance of lighting can often be overlooked, but selecting the right illumination for each situation is actually rather important. Using a computer in the near-dark or reading without a suitable lamp can cause eyestrain, while creating the right mood can also be achieved by choosing the correct color, tone, and brightness. One light to suit every single situation doesn't exist, but the Motion Lamp from designer Gergo Kassai tries to its hardest to achieve this impossible task.
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