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La Lumiére au Chocolat: A chocolate lamp you can eat

BharatBy BharatFebruary 25, 2013No Comments1 Min Read
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All chocolate lovers are going to love the La Lumiére au Chocolat lamp shade made of chocolate. Designed by a Stockholm-based designer Alexander Lervik, who is a chocolate lover himself, the La Lumiére au Chocolat lamp mimics the rays of light spreading during the sunrise. The chocolate surrounds the lamp completely in a pyramidal shape.

The lamp is completely dark when you first switch it on. When you switch on the lamp no light is emitted immediately. It’s only when the heat of the light bulb inside the chocolate pyramid melts the chocolate, the light starts to penetrate out, just as it happens when the sun rays spread along the horizon at dawn. As the chocolate melts, the emitted light increases.

Alexander Lervik’s ‘chocolate lamp’ was displayed at the Lightworks exhibition that was sponsored by Belid, at GalleriKleerup Jacobs. All of the chocolate of the lamp melts in about 15 minutes forming solid chocolate chunks which can then be eaten later.

Via: Design-milk

Alexander Lervik Choclate lamp Choclate light Edible Lamp La Lumiére au Chocolat Lamp Stockholm Table Lamp
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Bharat passionately reviews latest gadgets and new home technologies across various platforms. In addition to reporting and reviewing new products and technologies, he spends too much time digging the Internet for endless questions. Bharat is a football fanatic and a big time foodie.

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