Tuesday

Sha Do Lamp



German lighting company, Aeneus has come out with a line of lamps that cast these incredible patterns on your walls. Surely, dear DIY braintrust, there is a way to do this ourselves. First one to come up with a tutorial wins my undying gratitude and a cookie. from Fresh Home

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Posted by Paul Overton at 1:09 PM
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9 comments:

  1. No tutorial but it looks like a simple paper cut project done on thin plexi and sandwiched up against the glass shade would do the trick, these are realy beautifull thanks for sharing!
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  2. COOKIE!? Too bad it's time for bed.
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  3. hmmm... the key to this is how the light is emitted. I wonder if there is a conical shaped mirror in the center.
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  4. Brian - I think you're right on track. Like a Fresnel theatrical light reflector aimed back at the bulb. Thanks for the comment.
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  5. Such an elegant concept. I love it.
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  6. PinkLizzy - Yeah, right? It would be great as hallway light in a hotel.
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  7. It needs to have a clear light bulb in it, to provide a "point source," for sharp shadows. With a frosted bulb, the shadows would be fuzzy.
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  9. barebulb halogen light may work... with a little conical mirror reflector beneath it?
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