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February.19, 2014 - 04:48 — 11480 pageviews

Lighting Japan 2014-Interesting Luminaire

Butterfly by Shintaro TADA, Colorss LLC.

Luxury handmade porcelain and wooden luminaires by an arm of Japanese department store group Mitsukoshi Ltd.

Portable USB LED light.

LED luminaires Orchid designed by Hiroki Takada of Takada Design.

LED clock Luna by Masahiko Uchiyama of Step Design. Photo courtesy of Step Design.

Hoop by Kenji Fukushima of Y.S.M / Kenji Fukushima Design.

IEJI and other decorative mini LED luminaires by Rumi Fukumoto of Kadoya Studio.

Lalique Style by designer Youjirou Yamashita.

Portable task light designed by Seiji Ishida, Lightscene Inc. The lights are being manufactured in Taiwan.

  • Butterfly by Shintaro TADA, Colorss LLC.
  • Luxury handmade porcelain and wooden luminaires by an arm of Japanese department store group Mitsukoshi Ltd.
  • Portable USB LED light.
  • LED luminaires Orchid designed by Hiroki Takada of Takada Design.
  • LED clock Luna by Masahiko Uchiyama of Step Design. Photo courtesy of Step Design.
  • Hoop by Kenji Fukushima of Y.S.M / Kenji Fukushima Design.
  • IEJI and other decorative mini LED luminaires by Rumi Fukumoto of Kadoya Studio.
  • Lalique Style by designer Youjirou Yamashita.
  • Portable task light designed by Seiji Ishida, Lightscene Inc. The lights are being manufactured in Taiwan.

Interesting prototype lighting that LEDinside editors stumbled across at Lighting Japan 2014.

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