Socked glowing crystals create surprisingly un-blingy ceiling lamps

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This is the most indulgent yet elegantly beautiful room lighting design I’ve seen in a while–it’s a series of hanging mesh sacks of varying lengths with Swarovski crystals in them. The creators are actually longtime chandelier designers Diller Scofidio + Renfro–they presented this at a Miami design show last winter. [via Yanko Design]

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7 Responses to Socked glowing crystals create surprisingly un-blingy ceiling lamps

  1. Jake0748 says:

    Can they be any brand of crystals? Or do they have to be the sickeningly over-hyped Swarovski brand?

  2. inkfumes says:

    They look like glowing ball sacks. There. I said it.

  3. pork musket says:

    Now my ballsack is feeling inadequate and un-blingy.

  4. Anonymous says:

    They look like shattered vodka bottles inside that netting that oranges come in.

  5. tubgull says:

    Wow. These could classy up my trailer hitch.

  6. pork musket says:

    4th one from the left in the middle. That’s a scrote for sure.

  7. bcsizemo says:

    I wonder if it would be better with a couple of high output leds (white)?

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