Seed is a LED lamp, energized by trashed alkaline batteries. It is a wall-climbing lamp that creates a unique environment for reading at night. As the unique nomenclature suggests, the lamp is inspired by a seed- rising and blossoming into a plant. The arm of Seed is flexible enough to bend in the desired direction and to attach on the wall in any position. Its popularity lies in its apt use and intensity of light for a single reader even in the bedroom when ones partner sleeps.
The usefulness of Seed actually lies in its making with the use of disposable batteries. The alkaline batteries are harmful for our green environment, if not disposed properly. Thanks to the designer of Seed, Hedda H. Braathen, for encouraging people to utilize these batteries into the Energy of Seed. The lamp is capable enough to utilize the remaining power from all the used-up alkaline batteries to fuel its energy-efficient LED light. The beams are filtered through a low watt energy saving LED.
Some refer to Seed as mood-maker lights. The reading environment it creates through its filtered light source grows a cozy ambiance. The beams are focused, yet soft. The easy access to the front-end switch makes it more comfortable to operate. It is safe to touch as the light does not emit heat, so no worries for children. Since it is a designer lamp, the choice of fabric color is also wide; the options available are green, black, grey and off-white. If you want to go for a lively tint to your bedroom, you can go for the green, off-white fabric will lend a sober look. The cover material is 100% cotton fabric. The body is made of aluminum. Its length being 83 cm with a diameter of 6 cm makes it trendier. The mere name and features of Seed are sufficient enough to rush those who prefer a natural tint in things around.
Via: NorthernLighting