This Thigh Bone’s Connected to Your Lampshade
Posted By Frida Jeppsson On October 26, 2010 @ 6:46 pm In Decorative Objects,DIY,Green Lighting | No Comments
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Have you ever broken a bone, had an x-ray, and thought the photo was actually quite cool? Swedish [5] design students Sture Pallarp [6], Elin Hedlund [7] and Emmelie Karlström [8], took the x-ray aesthetic [9] to a whole new level and incorporated the film into a lighting fixture. Their X-ray Lamp [10] is a conceptual approach that leaves much to imagination. It’s also an easy project for anyone looking for a fun DIY [11] project for Halloween. Just make sure to break a funny [12] bone!
+ X-ray Lamp [10]
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[4] Image: http://inhabitat.com/2010/10/26/spooky-lampshade-made-from-recycled-x-ray-film/sture-pallarp-xraylamp-1/
[5] Swedish: http://inhabitat.com/2010/10/06/rvw-concious-design-for-head-and-heart-from-sweden/
[6] Sture Pallarp: http://www.sturepallarp.se
[7] Elin Hedlund: http://www.beckmans.se/elin-hedlund/
[8] Emmelie Karlström: http://www.beckmans.se/emmelie-karlstrom/
[9] x-ray aesthetic: http://www.inhabitat.com/2009/08/27/x-ray-umbrella/
[10] X-ray Lamp: http://sturepallarp.se/projects/x-ray-lamp/
[11] DIY: http://inhabitat.com/2010/08/30/colorful-retro-lights-made-from-recycled-cans/
[12] funny: http://www.inhabitat.com/2010/04/01/nasa-launches-giant-magnifying-glass-into-space-to-collect-solar-energy/
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