Kryptonite ETree Floor Lamp Could Kill SuperGeeks!

Wow! This is probably the coolest floor lamp a geek can get! Named ETree, the lamp is an electroluminescent item, which invites users to interact with it by simply moving its strands of light and playing with them, like a mad goblin under a Christmas tree.

Looking more like an artifact, the lamp features ten luminous hypnotizing branches. The best thing with this sleek shiny branches is that they're actually flexible, allowing the owners to arrange them according to the environment. The process itself resembles the traditional Japanese ikebana stuff, as each individual can express a certain mood via the chosen arrangement.

It's a good thing the lamp comes in a large size, meaning it can be placed in both residential and commercial environments. According to Nimblecritters.com, the lamp's dimensions can be varied by the user himself, between 30 x 30 x 30 cm and 300 x 300 x 170 cm a piece, which is cool is you own one of those S.F-like pubs with hot spot, super sized high-tech bean bags and fluorescent cocktails.

For whom it may concern, the innovative lamp was designed by Jesus Felipe and Silvia Grimaldia, of the U.K based Nimble Critters. As Technabob reports, the artists claim their masterpiece is more like "an interactive sculpture than simply a lamp", and judging by its cool shape, we couldn't agree more.

I am just telling you man, if I had one of these "Kryptonite"-like lamp, I would bend it in just about any positions. I just wonder if it's waterproof, as I have a couple of ideas...However, the Etree lamp tickles your artistic fancy, I suppose you could spare about 1,000 pounds for it. If not, there is a smaller version, which retails for about 360 pounds. They're both available from Kinetica Design Museums. I guess it's OK to use it, unless you're Superman!

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