Yes, here’s a great way to help your ice cream cravings with lights that look like ice cream.

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Here’s an interesting RGB lights that change color based on physical RGB mixture.

In this project, water plays an important role as a interface to talk to the light. The lights light up in different colours depending on the different dyes added to the water.

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Here’s a cool 2D Lamp that thinks inside the box rather than out.

Jeth basically chopped off all the unnecessary bits from traditional light sources and delivered this laser cut, foldable lamp made form a single sheet of metal. Able to hang from a wall or stand all on its own, this lamp is sure to NOT stand-out from the rest.

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Here’s a great DIY on how to make Ping Pong Lights!  Actually, the “idea” or the “concept” is very creative.

At some point last semester I realized that ping pong balls make great diffusers and look really cool when they are glowing. Next we concluded that a hundred glowing ping pong balls would look even cooler. It was at about this point I decided that my apartment was in dire need of some ping pong ball lights.

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Here’s a cool DIY showing you how to make a Japanese lamp from recycled materials.

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Here’s a cool DIY showing you how to make color-changing ambient LED lights. Mind you, you don’t have to make one, you can probably go to IKEA and buy one for a lot cheaper nowdays.

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Here’s a funky Looplaa shade lamp, maybe it’s edible…

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Check out some of these “stone” lights that can lighten up your outdoor patio or porch.  Now, these lights are perfect for stoners.

JoBe Lighting(www.jobe-lighting.com) launched its new lighting product ‘Beckstone’ in U.S market at the Lightfair International in Las Vegas from May 28 to 30, 2008.

The Beckstone is encased in a solid block of resin, and is virtually undetectable from an ordinary pavestone by daylight.

The durability of this resin allows Beckstones the ability to withstand a variety of natural climates with strength like no other. Beckstone can withstand light traffic, frost, UV rays and all for a fraction of the cost of normal outoor lighting.

Beckstones are verstile and can be custom created to any shape and color. They are also available in a range of standard pavestone sizes. Beckstones sparkle by night but are made to be virtually undetectable from the surrounding pavestones by day.

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Here’s a chair that can multi-task by helping you rest and give you lights all in one piece of furniture!  At $3,000, it’s not cheap.

Eudora is a fiberglasss chair, upholstered in fabric, and encased in resin. Illuminated from within, it’s both enticing and surreal.

Each chair is made by hand to ensure serendipity and beauty. Fabrics can be any printed pattern or dyed solids, yours or ours (subject to your approval).

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This has to be “da” coolest lamp I’ve seen in a freakin’ long ass freakin’ time!

Kate over at Design Sponge shows you how to make one yourself.

ever since i saw one on a bedside table in domino magazine, i have been in love with and searching for vintage cork lamps. they are hard to find though, and often pretty expensive, so i finally decided to try to make one! i was looking for bases that had a nice modern shape, and surprisingly i found them both at ikea, in the form of a garden pot (upside down) and two cutlery drying caddies taped together! you could really use any base you wanted, as long as you can drill a hole in the top for the lamp kit.

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