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Reveal Lighting
Lately I have been collecting lots of examples of household lights that require further interaction & alternative playful input from its users rather than simple on/off. I’m now posting the collection, starting with the Reveal Light by graduating designer Demelza Hill.
“The light requires the user to interact with the form by zipping the spiral up or down to reveal however ever much or little light they require”. Simple to understand, gives tangible control over light levels and peeling an orange style interface.
Posted on September 21st 2007 under Light, Products
