The Ring-Ge-Roo

Light in the bag.

The Ring-Ge-Roo illustrates very clearly that the possibilities are endless when you want to play with light.

Yesterday I talked to one of my roommates about how to decorate his room. He recently move into a bigger room with big white walls. The thing is that he doesn't like to have picture on his walls, so the idea of playing with light struck me. And the Ring-Ge-Roo from OWA Innovation Design Group does just that. And the structure is very simple, a LED light in a IV-pack. Simplicity that gives a special glowing light.

And what gives another dimension to this lamp is that you can change it yourself. Since the lamp is filled with water, changing the color can be done very fast. If you want a warm light source then fill it with red dyed water. And if you want a bit colder color, then simply put some green or blue in there.

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Picture Lamp.

Design Your Own Light.

Small, simple and clean. Sure to brighten up the room.

A room always need a lot of light, especially this time of year. A room needs a big source of light for when you're cleaning. It also needs smaller lights to make the room look good. This lamp is the second kind, it's purely a decorative source of light. It's the type of lamp that you can put in a bookshelf to brighten it up or something to hang on the wall. It's not that big so you can also put many of them next to each other. It's actually only 8,2cm x 8,2cm x 13,5cm big. But what it lacks in size it makes up in looks.

The idea with this lamp from Komat is to make your own design. You simply put a picture, a message or a drawing between the two shards of Plexiglas and you have a individual deco lamp that you can change when ever you like it. But keep in mind that the light illuminates the picture from behind, so you should probably go with an already bright picture.

This is something that I would put in my bookshelf if the prize was a bit kinder. But to you that have cash and lots of it, I say - Go for it!

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Let there be light.

And there was light.

A room lit up by only artificial light can be a very nice room. But it often has a hard time to compete with a live flame. Fire is so more alive.

The ideal would be to have a open fireplace, but not all houses have them. So the next best thing is candles. Candles placed on strategic places around your home. In windows are normally good places. Or any table that doesn't have to much stuff on it. Sure this might be more work, keeping a lot of candles burning then to simply turn a switch on. It's still worth it.

Just plain glass holders for smaller candles will be enough to make the room. The thing with candle holders is that they can technically be made from anything in any style. If you are creative there is no telling what can be done. Or you can just buy cheap clean ones from IKEA.

Just watch out, you always get home with more things that you had in mind when going to big stores.

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