OLED lamps on the market - Page 5

The 6"O" is an OLED lamp from Blackbody with an active area of 540cm2, color temperature of 3200 K°, 26W power consumption and it weights 5.5Kg : "Providing both linear and surface illumination, this light bridge creates an enlightened area free of shadows and glare. This virtually tamed lighting offers both direct illumination whilst simultaneously bathing the surrounding area in a halo of soft light.

The 6"O" is available today directly from Blackbody

The Sepal Chandelier is an OLED lamp by Blackbody. It has a 270 cm² active area with white and red OLEDs. It consumes 13W and weights 2.5Kg. "Playing on repetition, we have created a new three-dimensional module founded on simple or multiple compositions of white or coloured light, that can take on a variety of different forms: sepal, chandelier, lampadaire or bouquet. The SEPAL series, thanks to OLED technology, reinterprets the XYZ spacial construction invented by Gerrit Rietveld in 1920 with his «L40» suspension model."

The Sepal is now available from Blackbody.

The MGR is an OLED lamp by Blackbody. It uses 48 white and 24 red OLEDs. The overall active OLED area is 6.480cm², and the lamp fills a volume of 2.90m x 0.85m x 0.70m. It is actually a chandelier, hung from the ceiling:

The MGR was designed by Bruno Lefebvre. Here's how he describes his design: MGR is an OLED banner, an expression of Blackbody. This new language of light, gives us building blocks to conceive simple or complex, white and colored light compositions. The arrangement in the three axes XYZ of one single module reminds of the “L40” iconic masterpiece from the 1920's, designed by Gerrit Rietveld, functional and cultural origins of the MGR. We have named our creation MGR (Merci Gerrit Rietveld) to thank our fathers, like Gilles Derain and other famous lamp designers did in the past.

The Big Bang is an OLED chandelier by Blackbody - and it uses 282 OLED panels in 8 white color grades (between 3,000K and 6,000K). This huge lamp was designed by Bertrand Medas. The original concept was simple: “We want a huge chandelier people will remember. The new technology and its real potential must be obvious for everybody, experts and casual visitors alike.”

Blackbody is selling Big Bang chandeliers on special requests.

The Light Photon is an OLED lamp made by Blackbody and hand-made pre-production prototypes are now available for $5900. The lamp's light source is a 47cm x 37cm single evaporation OLED device, with an active area of 1001cm², a color temperature of 2800K and a CRI above 80.

Light Photon OLED lamp

The small cross on the metal base allows the light to be turned on and off (by placing the finger completely over the cross) or dimmed (by holding the finger slightly above the cross for several seconds).

The Edge is an OLED lamp made by Philips (using their Lumiblade OLED panels), developed in collaboration with Established & Sons (Amanda Levete). According to Philips: "The EDGE is a flat ribbon of steel twisted into a self-supporting form. A groove is then cut into the steel, off center, to allow the cable to be expressed and to exaggerate the movement of the piece. With this project, Amanda Levete has succeeded in revealing the wafer-thin essence of OLEDs and creating a light that is completely reductive in its simplicity".

The EDGE OLED lamp

The O'Leaf is an OLED lamp by Philips that was developed in collaboration with Modular Lighting Instruments. In O'Leaf, the form of the fixture is based on the organic shapes. It can be used as a table-lamp (shown below) or fixed on the wall.

Philips O Leaf OLED lamp

WAC lighting's SOL is an OLED chandelier that uses OSRAM's Orbeos OLED Panels. The SOL is crafted of aluminum and finished in Black Nickel. It is 18.5 inches in diameter and mere 2 .2 inches tall. The overall height of the chandelier, with supporting metal rod, is 12.25 – 40 inches tall.

A floor lamp using five round OSRAM OLED panels. that emit light from both sides.

Loesche Design floor lamp

It turns out that this was just a prototype that never actually made it to market.

Early Future was the world's first OLED lighting product. It's a table lamp that has 10 OLED panels. The OLEDs are made by OSRAM, and the lamp was designed by lighting designer Ingo Maurer. The OLEDs achieve a luminance of 1,000 cd/m², 2,000 hours of lifetime and an efficiency of 20 lm/W.

OLED Table light by Osram and Ingo Maurer

OSRAM offered this lamp back in April 2008, but they made only 25 units - and each went for about €25,000!