Light bulb ideas are always welcomed but the designer  duo ‘Igor and Maria Soloyov’ of ‘SoloyovDesign’ take it quite literary! Check out the ‘Insight Bulb’ that has been inspired by the human brain that also not any ordinary brain but  Einstein’s brain. The lamp makes quite a dramatic statement however I wouldn’t won’t to use it my own house given the bizarre design.

‘Insight Bulb’ By SoloyovDesign

Uncommon Goods has something cool for the home owners once more with these Coil Lamp Kits. These are DIY kits that are made up of a few pieces of transparent plastic slotted together with a cable and a light bulb poking through.

The lamp provides the necessary adjustments and flexibility as far as proper illumination and lighting is concerned. They are further enhanced with lengthy orange extension cord that can be wound around the object’s top to reduce radiant light. Definitely something that homeowners are going to want, especially as far as ambiance and lighting demands are concerned.

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The DIY Coil Lamp

Though I doubt anyone would find this lamp appealing, the artistic ones may yet appreciate it. The Light Mincer Lamp was meant to render an artistic expression, making use of wasted wires and plugs which were recycled to go in hand with a light bulb and the obvious mince machine.

The lamp is made entirely of recycled and disposed materials and should be something artists may want on their table. The Light Mincer Lamp was designed by Reima Honkasalo.

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The Light Mincer Lamp

For the home owners who want something new for their room, here are some uniquely designed lamps you may want to consider. The Tord Boontie Garland Lights boast of a delicate foliage details paired with some etched floral patterns which should spice up that usually boring pad of yours.

The Tord Boontie Garland Lights are made from metal strands wrapped around a light bulb and should provide some snazzy looking spaces for people to enjoy.

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Tord Boontie Garland Lights

Why worry about how you can have classy lighting fixtures in your home when you can get one that you just have to screw in? With the Screw-in pendant lighting, all you have to do is take out your old light bulb and screw this in. Slide on the antique bronze cover plate and flip the switch and you get an instant stylish overhaul in a matter of minutes. The built-in spindle lets you adjust the cord length from 8-48″ in length while making use of a 100W bulb.

Price: $49.95

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Screw-in Pendant Lighting

All it takes is creativity but with the tools and stuff lying around, you are bound to get something of better use. As we know, garden tools may not necessarily be used every day. But with the right ergonomics, you can really transform them into something worthwhile and useful, similar to what David Derksen came up with.

For example, a wind-up light bulb atop a wooden stake can be used in any outdoor green space as temporary lighting then hung on the garage pegboard when done. Made from rubber, steel, and ash wood, the rest of the set includes a fold-up bench with a handle, a rubber mat for either the bench or a grassy lawn, and a bucket that doubles as a carrying compartment and a stool.

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Picnic Furniture Made of Garden Tools

The Spray Paint Lamp is neat way to save money and also conserve resources. However what we like best about the Spray paint lamp is the fact that it can be made at home and it also looks uber cool.

“This lamp is one of a kind – made from a vintage Krylon can in Portland, Oregon. The off/on switch is the spray nozzle. The arm clips onto any desk surface and swivels for your ultimate viewing experience. Light bulb included.”

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DIY: The Spray Paint Lamp

Paradise Image Paradise Image is the brain behind the SunSpa. Unfortunately the website is under maintenance so we don’t have all the details. Ideal for your pet, as it provided some light therapy then by stimulating sunlight (in this case a light bulb).

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