New York City-based design and manufacture firm Souda has shared a new
project called Bubble Chandelier.
It is a light fixture is made with 60 two-liter soda
bottles, with each piece cut and connected with aluminum rivets. The Bubble Chandelier was
originally inspired by the cell-like shape of soap bubbles and will be running on CFL or LED bulb. It’s
available in clear or green color and costs ranging from US$780.0 to US$940.0.
The Bubble Chandelier is being made through a partnership with Sure We Can,
a Brooklyn based non-profit organization that runs the only
homeless-friendly can redemption center in the city. The plastic bottles used to create the Bubble Chandelier are
post-consumer bottles, collected on the streets by homeless
individuals and people who collect cans. A portion of the proceeds from
each light sold will be donated directly to Sure We Can to help improve
the conditions of their facility.
Would you spend US$780, or ~RM2,400, for this lamp?
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