www.wikilava.com | Mathmos Modern LED Designs and Other Lights ... As Mathmos entered the 2000s, Mathmos would look to new technologies to create innovative ambient takes on lighting. The first of such new products was Bubble which was their first LED product. Bubble presents a portable, chargeable ball of luminosity that can be taken anywhere and is completely tactile and fun to hold. Bubble was followed by Tumbler which added colour changing and then by the popular Aduki. Bubble, Tumbler and Aduki were classed as Mathmos Mobiles which referenced mobile phones as they could be charged up and then taken anywhere. Mathmos followed this with their range of Softlight designs such as: Mini lamp, Ghost and Blimp. Other popular LED designs include: Crakalite, Lunar & Solar Eclipse, Aduki Ni, Babushka, Poplight, Blob and Flow, Bump Lantern and many more ... Mathmos also ventured into functional lighting with their Airswitch range, which used invisible sensing technology to control the light within. Mathmos would also diversify into candlelight with products such as: Float, Thaw and Melt ... Please see a selection of Mathmos Modern lights below ... |
www.wikilava.com | Presents the 2000s | Post 1990s Mathmos lava lamps ... After the 1990s, Mathmos continued producing their iconic lava lamp range and would transition to also producing a diverse array of LED ambient lights, Airswitch lights and Candlelights. 2000 would see the launch of Fluidium and 2002 would see the launch of Jetstream. Lunar and Jet would be retired along with Glitter Baby. New colour combinations such as Clear/ Turquoise, Clear/ Pink and Clear/ Pink were also added to the ranges. Smart Astro would land in 2010, a new version of the Astro lamp that removes the lightbulb with a dedicated heat plate and colour changing LED technology. 2010 would also see Mathmos create Mathmos Monster giant tubular lava lamps. In 2012, Mathmos introduced the Jubilee Astro lava lamp, in celebration of the Diamond Jubilee. 2013 would see a Heritage line of products launched in the Astro format to celebrate 50 years of the lava lamp. Mathmos also created a giant floor standing multi-bottle lava lamp design, exclusively as an exhibition piece for their 50th Anniversary. |
www.wikilava.com | Presenting: Restoring vintage lava lamps using new Mathmos bottles ... Astro Lantern ... Below: A lot of people do not know that you can easily restore your vintage lava lamp design with new bottles. Please see the images below which shows a vintage Astro Lantern restored with a new Mathmos bottle for a new effect and other lamps ... |
