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Liquid Light: Drop 4 Outdoor

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We find these outdoor lights are best appreciated at a distance, and conceptually at that, as they give the effect of light dripping up, down and sideways from the surface they are mounted on.
 
 
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At about 40" high, the lights would are pretty imposing, but seem to cast a pleasing glow. Designed by Hopf & Wortmann for Next, each one is made to order, and not cheap: $646 here.

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There has had to have been some inspirational process involved in this that I can appreciate. That said, I think it looks science fiction or comic book like, in the way when something bad happens and the world starts leaking, you're probably kind of screwed.

posted by K T G on 2008-06-02 16:46:00
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Would rather have something solar-powered...

posted by bepsf on 2008-06-02 17:49:46
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i wanna draw a smiley face on that
:-P

posted by little flower on 2008-06-02 22:54:24
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Cool, but light pollution.

posted by Sam Lowry on 2008-06-03 02:04:28
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recently I saw on a blog a teardrop white lamp for $199 that I keep picturing in my house but don't recall what is was called or where I saw it

posted by Kate (NC) on 2008-06-03 11:25:49
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I'd be forced to hang these upside down. Upward dripping might be conceptually amusing, but not for long.

posted by Aulaire on 2008-06-03 12:23:18
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Duh, its the same company Hopf and Wortman and its called "raindrop" Look at it,

posted by Kate (NC) on 2008-06-03 13:02:15
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oohhh..!

posted by chris_94131 on 2008-06-03 16:10:56
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