Outdoor lighting has finally become interesting. Everyone has become bored of those typical solar powered lights you stick along your walkway, and this MagicGlobe Solar Light Sphere is a far cry from it.

Outdoor lighting has finally become interesting. Everyone has become bored of those typical solar powered lights you stick along your walkway, and this MagicGlobe Solar Light Sphere is a far cry from it.

Sometimes it’s the simple designs that draw in the biggest crowds. This design is so simple it involves a light bulb as the focal point. It has no strings or wires attached. It is simply a light bulb.

Maybe you can’t let go of the X-Files, perhaps you keep a copy of How to Serve Mankind on you at all times. Either way this lamp will look awesome on your desk. Designed by Lasse Klein, the alien abduction lamp uses a light bulb inside the craft to light up the windows and create a nifty tractor beam effect on the glass stand.

You guessed it, sweethearts, it’s “guess my model motivation” time again! Today’s frisky little photo minx is this handsome stallion, positioning a curious lighting panel called theANEMIX on his wall. What might the dour gent be pondering, do we think? That slight smile makes me think it’s some sort of reminiscence about wartime stockings.
Have you ever gone to one of those extravagant laser shows? No, driving your cat insane with a laser pointer does not count. Well now you can have a laser show straight from your home with the Red Hot Laser Show.

You ever come across a child’s room and realize that they have better stuff than you do? Well this KICO Lunardo Man on the Moon Pendant Children’s Light Massive (or the KLMMPCLM for short) I’m pretty sure is nicer than any lamp in my house.

Tired of all those girly candleholders? Generally as far as geek gear goes, you don’t see a lot of candleholders. However, this Atari candleholder from Mixko more than makes up for it.

Looking forward to finally getting to use that pool that has been calling your name all winter? Well many that do enjoy swimming occasionally like to do so at night and this gadget called Waterproof is just the thing for that.

Perhaps I’m missing something, but Zumreed’s bizarrely named “I-Love-New-Yoku” Dancing Duck strikes me as being far less feathered-flamenco and much more, well, sex-toy. Waterproof (just like a real duck), it comes in yellow or white and, after a discrete fumbling around its undercarriage, lights up thanks to LEDs inside (quite unlike most ducks I’ve ever seen) and vibrates (no comment).

There are a lot of nifty looking lamps to read by, but frankly they are a little dull. Purely because they don’t look like bugs! The Climbing Light (creative name isn’t it?) bears a striking resemblance to a small insect-like creature.
