Lightbulb moment: Squeezable rubber lighting to be unveiled at Milan

13 : 04 : 2012 Booo! : Milan Design Week : Spazio Rossana Orlandi

Milan – Dutch design studio Booo! will present its unusual collection of LED lights created by Formafantasma, Nacho Carbonell and Front at Spazio Rossana Orlandi during this year’s Milan Design Week.

Booo! lights by Front Booo! lights by Front
Booo! lights by Nacho Carbonell Booo! lights by Nacho Carbonell
Booo! lights by FormaFantasma Booo! lights by FormaFantasma

Each designer will present two prototype light bulbs, one that will be put into production and sold following Design Week and a limited-edition, experimental piece.

Nacho Carbonell will present a bulb made from squeezable rubber. The durable nature of the material makes the bulb unbreakable and can be easily manipulated during the design process. Front also used unconventional materials in its designs, creating a lamp made from soap bubbles.

Formafantasma will continue its exploration of plastic with a bulb shaped like a leaf and a second, limited edition bulb made from insect excrement. The design is a continuation of the studio’s Botanica project.

Read LS:N’s upcoming Milan preview to learn more about the designers who will be exhibiting at the event.

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