A real jet setter by lifestyle will settle for nothing but this Jet setter Lite for his lair. Designed by Charles Cha, this ingenious illumination gadget can be used as a wall lamp as well as an up-lighter. Simply by sliding a lever, you can modify its function. Totally adaptable, it is inspired by the 1950s “jet set” lifestyle of the rich and famed socialites. These illumination effects are possible by using strips of solid-state illumination technology (LEDs) as the windowpane. Arraying numerous ‘Jet-Setter lite’ has the capability to transform any living space to the richness of aircraft cabin-like interior. But I am not bought by this completely and fall short to understand the correlation but if you could apprehend it then do enlighten me too. Going back to it functionality, its interactive lever switch works on the window blind shade notion. Ah, this ‘window blinds’ correlation makes some sense. You can monitor the amount of light gleaming into the ‘cabin’ whereas light that are ‘blocked’ are forced up shimmering the top. Don’t we all do that to monitor sun light all thru the day at our window blinds?


And if I am not mistaken then most of the flyers always want to get out of that aircraft cabin ASAP. Then why bring in something that renders the notion of aircraft cabin within our house?

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