Mathmos Crakalite | Crack the Lights Fantastic

Crakalite by Mathmos was a product sold by Mathmos under license in continental Europe in the 2000s. Mathmos shipped this product in White, Blue and Red & Blue. These lamp features a different power supply than other Mathmos lamps and features LEDs suspended in clear polyester resin. These lamps are formed by explosion and the inside of each is unique and stunning. The effect is of light catching the cracks inside. Please enjoy the images below.

Mathmos Babushka | The Infinity Light Fantastic & Mathmos Party Invites Transition from Old Street to Kingsland Road

In 2007 Mathmos released Babushka, with the same form as the Mathmos Ghost, this wonderful lamp was designed in homage to the Russian Infinite Dolls. This wonderful lamp features a frosted back, and a specialist internal light diffuser that features an infinity mirror. This creates a beautiful reflection on the inside of the lamp. The images below show Babushka and the wonderful infinity effect from inside. Babushka was first seen at Mathmos at Mathmos' moving party to Kingsland Road from Old Street (please see the party invites below).

Mathmos Poplight | Pop Magic

Mathmos continued their innovation in LED lighting with the creation of Poplight, a new innovative light based on the form of the Minilamp but with a clear enclosure and with a silver mirrored diffuser on the inside. The internal light diffuser is shaped like a blob rising and is reminiscent of a light bulb. Poplight can be seen below, note the diffuser inside the lamp.

Mathmos Blob & Flow | Light Pets from Mathmos

In 2010, Mathmos created Blob and Flow, two new light pet LED lamps that offered the ability to be powered via USB and also via the traditional standard Mathmos charger. Blob (blue) and Flow (red) are touch sensitive lamps with a personality and perform certain light routines when touched in different sequences. Please see the images below which show Blob in the dark. The front of the lamp looks like eyes and the base of the lamp also illuminates.

Further Notes on LED lamps & Advancements.

Mathmos also launched Windlight, the first Mathmos lamp to be powered by Wind. Windlight is a mini turbine on a stick that illuminates when it turns.