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ETree Lamp

Filed in archive Just Plain Weird by Mark Rollins on November 30, 2007

You have got to admire a lamp that uses electroluminescent tubes to produce an unusual shape. That is the premise of the ETree lamp. If you're having trouble remembering the name, just think ET meets tree.

This actually looks more like something out of a freaky Poltergeist links

movie, actually, as it is a lamp that can bend into whatever shape the user wishes. As you can see, the person who took the pictures above shaped it into a freaky tree, and then a freaky tree again.

Well, if this is something that appeals to your sense of room décor, it kind of costs. In the neighborhood of $2,068 cost.

Via Gizmodo

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Filed in archive Just Plain Weird by Mark Rollins on November 30, 2007

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