These knitted lights by llot lov — a German design studio that leans toward the experimental with concept designs — were shown at a designer's fair in Germany. They've since been making the blog rounds. This knitted lamp is called the Ray, and the cable is nearly 40 feet long. Do think this expression of the crafting trend is too literal? Survey after the jump.





Comments (16)
I see lots of knitted everything lately. I do not this these meeting UV rated codes here in the USA.
The idea is very cool but the actual result isn't particularly interesting or attractive.
I actually like this but am suffering in general from the general design overkill of cozies-for-things-that-do-not-need-cozies. Enough already. It's enough to make me want something with antlers.
I love this, and I couldn't' give you a reason why. Maybe I'm a sucker for a good photograph ....
"too literal" ??
I don't get it.
i may be biased because i make crocheted lamps but i just adore these. if you like these, check out my interpretation:
http://www.etsy.com/view_listing.php?listing_id=21076168
I don't see where I'd personally get much use out of them. meh.
I thought it was a jump-rope ... now, that might be hot!
i think these would be AWESOME hanging in a few long, draped strands over a bed as reading spot lights. cosy, cute, and good spotlighting for a book. love love love.
No.
I sort of like it, but I'd never have it in my house because it reminds me of some creepy crawly creature watching me with its one eye.
I like it. And the photos are very nice
I thought it was creepy-ish at first, but warmed enough to them to contact the designer. This is actually their 'Matt' lamp, and they say it's still in the works, but their actual 'Ray' lamp is for sale. That one is larger and doesn't have the one-eyed effect. http://www.llotllov.de/product/ray.htm
love it
esp because it avoids the macrame octopus look I've seen on Etsy
Um...fire hazard?
guido, is that supposed to be some kind of slight?