Imagination is the cornerstone of any well-designed object and kudos to industrial designer  Hans Bleken Rud  for thinking out of the box. Rud has designed a unique piece of lighting equipment for Northern Lighting, which will grab eyeballs instantly. The Scheisse is a large pendant lamp that resembles a broken bulb and in its own unique way pays homage to the  traditional incandescent light bulb. For more information and to order it for your abode, head over here.

The Scheisse Pendant Lamp

Make your own fabric lamps and save some money in the process. Just follow the instructions at this post on instructables and show your creative side.

Materials:

1. Fabric – 1/2 yard will be plenty
2. Fusible Interfacing – Optional. If you use a heavy fabric you don’t need this. I used a thin cotton.
3. Matching Thread
4. Polyfill
5. Lampshade (not pictured)
6. Light bulb (not pictured)
7. (1) Fence Post Cap – This will be the base of the lamp.
8. (1) All Thread Lamp Pipe Kit , 12″ – This kit will include the 2 washers and 2 nuts you will need.
9. (1) 8′ Lamp Cord Set
10. (1) Lighting Fixture Socket
11. (4) Adhesive Feet – For base of lamp to allow for cord clearance

Tools:

1. Pattern, which you can download here
2. Sewing Machine or Needle
3. Straight Pins
4. Scissors
5. Screwdriver
6. Wrench
7. Iron (not pictured)
8. Ironing Board (not pictured)

DIY: Make Your Own Fabric Lamp

You need:

3 bicycle braking cables (?)
2 circles made out of plexiglass
1 efficiency bulb
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Lots of wine glasses

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DIY: Wine Glass Chandelier

I would love to have the Soft Table Lamp as my bedside lamp. Designed by the inimitable Karim Rashid, the lamp with its pulsating colors and sinuous glass forms makes a dramatic modern statement. The table lamp has a base inline switch and uses 1 X 100W max incandescent bulb.

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Soft Table Lamp