Levitating lamp meets the future halfway
The mirrored bottom of the upper lampshade reflects light out into the room, but the lamp also lets some through openings to illuminate the area above and below
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Design Academy Eindhoven graduate Angela Jansen has come up with a seriously eye-catching variation on the classic table lamp - the Silhouette Floating Lamp. While the upper part levitates using electromagnets, the lower section is home to a ring of LEDs that reflect off the suspended mirror above to throw light out into the room.
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