Have you ever seen a bubbling LED light in a smart home?

With the promotion of smart homes, smart bulbs are getting hotter. However, a good light, not only how powerful its function, but also its unique design is very important. We have introduced a number of novelty smart lights to you before, each with its own characteristics. Today, I will introduce you to a magical lamp and a bubbling light.

TangentDesign in the United States has long been known for designing unconventional lighting systems. Each of the lightings they designed refreshes the public's definition of the luminaire and is unique. Recently they designed a lighting called "kihou", which once again gave everyone a surprise.

Unique intelligence: led lights can also bubble traditional light bulbs are generally used as solid bulbs, while kihou breaks the routine, using two different liquid bubbles and air bubbles to achieve a flickering rhythm Golden yellow bubble effect.

Unique intelligence: LED lights can also bubble

Kihou is an indirect lighting fixture that uses both liquid and air bubbles. First of all, the carrier of the whole set of lighting is a ceramic square container, which is available in different colors.

Each ceramic box comes with a lid. If you don't open it, you can't guess that it turned out to be a light. In this ceramic container, it is filled with a transparent viscous liquid, and a thin layer of black silicone oil is placed on top of the liquid. A small water pump and a led bulb are placed in the bottom of the container. After the power is turned on, the pump starts to work and pushes the air upwards to form a luminous bubble that rises from the surface of the black silicone oil.

Unique intelligence: LED lights can also bubble
In this way, the golden light bubbles formed by the viscous liquid form a sharp contrast in the background of bright black silicone oil, which is one after another. In addition, the unexpected sound of the bubble undulation adds a mysterious color to the lamp.

The bright golden yellow bubbles are emitted through the thin layer of black silica gel, which flashes and invigorates the entire ceramic cube. Although it is simple to judge the intensity and range of the design from the video and the picture, if it is only a special home decoration, such design will be sought after by many users.

Previously, TangentDesign won the 2013 Lexus Design Award for an interactive automatic lighting "inaho". This time, they took part in the 2015 Paris Home Furnishing Expo with this latest "kihou", which attracted a lot of attention.