Consider these works of art, take light a step further and make it unique rather than an essential. Use it in ways you wouldn't automatically think of, like a chandelier on a light pole, above.
‘Dans La Lune’ by Kirsten Hassenfeld
Suspended mesh bags hold crystals and a light source hidden within. Imagine this hanging above your bed and the glow that it would have. Or imagine walking through a forest of these, like fairy nests.
Make bath time fun by turning off the lights and adding glow sticks. And it's an alternative to a candle for relaxing grown up baths. I kind of want to try this!
This reminds me of the ground at Epcot. Pretty much everything is fiber optic there, which is awesome and still sort of futuristic even though it's been there for a while now. How cool would this be in a kitchen? Unconventional I know, but still amazing.
Gorgeous for a wedding or formal event, this fiber optic tablecloth comes in many different color options, though I couldn't find prices on the site...I'm sure you could figure out a DIY that would be cheaper! A very elegant look when paired with a monochromatic palette like white and enhanced with candlelight.
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