Green Light Purifies Air
by Matthew Sparkes, London, UK 
on 05. 8.07
Haute Green 2007 is coming up, and Inhabitat has a sneak peek of one of the exhibits. This Green Light has been designed by Natalie Jeremijenko, Amelia Amon and Will Kavesh of the Experimental Design Lab. A solar panel provides electricity for an LED bulb, which provides light for a small hanging basket of plants. These provide oxygen for the room as they photosynethesise. The whole thing is virtually self-sustaining, although the occasional watering is obviously a good idea, and will make a room healthier and lighter. This is just the kind of innovative product you can expect to see plenty more of at the show, and TreeHugger will be bringing you more coverage of it all. The exhibit runs from May 19-21 at 33 W 19th Street, New York. :: Inhabitat
See also :: Haute Green 2006 Coverage :: Haute Green 2007 :: TreeHugger Haute Green 2007 Sneak Peaks
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