Magic in Motion
Dervish Ceiling Light by Phillippe Malouin
Another English summer is upon us. Stuffy trains, smelly tubes and so much rain - sweating is on the up.
Turn down the heat with this ceiling/fan duo. The lamp uses its whimsical feature to direct light, from a tube of light to a cone, to an open light source. The contraption, with its spinning, then produces a rather considerable amount of wind.
Too cool for school? The modern-cutting-edge design married with high-tech materials will leave you spinning for more.
Now that's something I'm a fan of.
Natasha Hamilton Dick
Another English summer is upon us. Stuffy trains, smelly tubes and so much rain - sweating is on the up.
Turn down the heat with this ceiling/fan duo. The lamp uses its whimsical feature to direct light, from a tube of light to a cone, to an open light source. The contraption, with its spinning, then produces a rather considerable amount of wind.
Too cool for school? The modern-cutting-edge design married with high-tech materials will leave you spinning for more.
Now that's something I'm a fan of.
Natasha Hamilton Dick
posted by Light IQ @ Friday, October 03, 2008 
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