LuLL Flowering Lamp Concept

lull_lamp.jpg

It appears to be just a concept for the moment, but I adore this "LULL" lamp that opens and closes like a flower, softly dimming the light before fading out at night, then cracking open along with the dawn. Something about items in our home responding to the outside world really, really appeals to me; I want my home to breathe. (And yes, I know how to make the walls breathe, but that's not a good daily solution.)

Of course, not all children man be as happy as this one to wake to a yawning metal blossom beaming light right into their soul, but if you can't traumatize a child at least once a day, what's the point of having them?

LuLL the Flower Light [Freshome.com via Coolest-Gadgets.com]


Discussion

Take a look at this

And because I couldn't bear to put it in the post, but also couldn't bear to post it: LULZ!

Take a look at this

My only concern would be that the shadows would be harsher than they appear in the mockup.

Take a look at this

Yeah, you wouldn't want to put a really harsh bulb in there. Or one full of bees.

Take a look at this

Neat idea, but why would I want a light that comes on in the morning? Wouldn't a light that comes on when it's dark be more useful?

I'm just saying...

Take a look at this
#6 posted by Anonymous , September 6, 2007 9:41 PM

Arborman @ 5: You might want it as a dawn simulator, especially if you live towards the poles where dawn can come pretty late in winter...

Take a look at this
#7 posted by Anonymous , September 6, 2007 9:55 PM

Why not just leave the blinds open?

Take a look at this
#8 posted by Anonymous , September 7, 2007 12:04 AM

lul means penis in dutch.. dumb name for a lamp

Take a look at this
#9 posted by Anonymous , September 7, 2007 12:27 AM

Is that Alfred E. Neuman from MAD magazine?

Take a look at this
#10 posted by Anonymous , September 7, 2007 12:31 AM

STFU! DA!

Take a look at this
#11 posted by Anonymous , September 7, 2007 2:12 AM

ARBORMAN: it makes you wake up much easier: it simulates the body response to sun rising (the way people woke up when there were no alarm clocks).

Take a look at this

I'd love it if (as I assume must be the case) the timing could be reversed and it would open over my chair as the sun went down. As a reading lamp it could be a nifty item.

Take a look at this
#13 posted by Anonymous , September 7, 2007 8:42 AM

I've used a full-spectrum light on a timer to help resrt my circadian rhythms for some time now, but this would really be an aesthetic step up.

Take a look at this
#14 posted by Anonymous , March 24, 2008 3:58 AM

Btw. Lull's webpage is www.lull.no

Take a look at this
#15 posted by Anonymous , April 29, 2008 1:48 PM

This is such a COOL idea!! my little sister has a frog/lily pond themed room and she went nuts when she saw this. Although I kinda agree with the above comment about needing a light in the morning... if the timer could be reversed it might be better....but still SO COOL!!

Post a comment

Anonymous