Why wallpaper when you can create fun and funky patterns on your walls with the click of a switch? The Sha-Do Lamp, designed by Peter Buning Fixtures, creates geometric shadow patterns on your ceilings and walls with its unique shade...
Sha-Do Lamp by Peter Buning
Washington DC
The projections are adjustable in size and direction and you can mix it up even more with a color tinted bulb. We love the instant ambiance it creates just by using the interplay of light and shade.
There are several different designs to choose from and it's a fun way to change the look of a space, especially for a festive gathering, without doing much at all.
If your German is better then ours, you might even be able to negotiate with the web shop and purchase one.
-Caroline
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Along clear glass/ frosted to cast decorative shadows... anyone knows if these Ikea lamps will do the same, or close to... I find this weird spots a lot more fun than the more traditional tile-esque shadows.
http://www.ikea.com/us/en/catalog/products/40130537
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Good news and bad news... The good news for all you non-German speakers is that if you click the "online kaufen" (buy online) button, it takes you to an English-language store. The bad news is that these babies cost €299,00 (about $475) BEFORE you have them ship this fragile thing to you from Germany :(
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whoa. that is a lot of money. i like the idea, but that seems a tad excessive …
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No, that seems about right for a nice piece. Unfortunately, the US/DM exchange rate makes it worse for us than it should be!
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I think this has DIY potential. Maybe painting or etching a cylindrical ceiling light fixture, that sort of thing...
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Figures... The Europeans always have the cool sh*t. Damned prudish Americans.
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