Usually, the light is turned on and off with just one "finger". The Halo Lamp launched by Icelandic designer Kjartan Oskarsson adds an extra step to turning the light on and off, making ordinary actions more interactive. fun.
The circular light stand made of wood hides a circle of LED lights. Kjartan Oskarsson wrapped a rope around the periphery of the light fixture and hung it on the wall, like some kind of vertical gear design. When you want to turn on the lights, you pull the rope on the right. If you want to turn off the lights, you pull the rope on the left. It is somewhat similar to the drawstring of curtains.
Like the curtain opening andJust like closing it, the light gradually expands or fades as the rope is pulled, as if there is an extra buffer between brightness and darkness, and it also gives people different expectations for the different styles brought about by the changes in light.
