Using the name Loop, Rachel Wingfield develops light emitting fabrics that respond to their environment. Window coverings, wall papers and bed spreads comprise some of her research in to how light can be reactive to presence and emotionally influential. Each of her pieces are gorgeous, in addition to being functional. via Styleborg
The Space Panel, designed by Superieur is surely inspired by Verner Panton. They can be used as wall or ceiling mounted lamps and are also available in custom colors. $399 from Generate [ via apartment therapy ]
This Mirror from Suck has an LED display that can be programmed to scroll whatever text you want. The nifty thing is that the LEDs are hidden behind the glass so the mirror's surface is clean and simple (and when the lights are off, you have no idea they're even there). via apartment therapy
