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Rima Desk Lamp by Dreipuls

By Sam Dunne - January 24, 2011

in Object Culture

Having been on show at imm Cologne over the last week, the web has been all aflutter with talk of the red dot award-winning Rima desk lamp by Dreipuls. Just incase you've missed out on this ridiculously clever contraption, we thought it well worth another write up.

The strip lamp is in fact a series of 65 LEDs controlled by—what can perhaps best be described as—a curtain rail ring system; the rings being detected by optical sensors as they are slid along the rail. Most impressively the user has the option of one or two light sources depending on the situation. There's also definitely a touch of futuristic wonder and delight in extruding light between your fingers.

(Via Unplggd/Mocoloco)

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Johannes Toll

8 years ago

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Wow, that has been a long time ago... dreipuls is now Holy Trinity. And you don't have to touch our lamps anymore to bring some light into the dark.
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1692617399/vara-light-iconic-design-sensory-experience-less-e?ref=nav_search

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Chris - Graphic Designer

14 years ago

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Very cool design, great engineering.
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