Bespoke Lamps - by Evil Robot Designs - are made assembling toys to create stunning and stilish lamps with a striking high gloss finish. The lamps - each one dedicated to a theme - were presented in the 2012 Clerkenwell Design Week.
Evil Robot Designs was created by UK-based artists EViL ED and Dan Robotic, "whose aim is to blur the lines between geek and cool. Taking elements from film, comic art and popular culture they endeavour to bring these secret loves into the modern home.
The business started out in 2011 after the duo were thrown in at the deep end when one of their toy lamps made from Hot Wheels cars was auctioned for charity by Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen. Elle Decoration then asked them to feature in an article on artists who upcycle. Evil Robot Designs flourished and orders flooded in from as far afield as New York and Beijing.
They now produce a wide variety of different products, from solid walnut comic-inspired coffee tables to B-movie wallpaper. All their work is designed in house and where possible all materials are sourced locally to create a truly British brand to be proud of." The design duo can also create personalised pieces on demand.
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Bespoke Lamps - by Evil Robot Designs - are made assembling toys to create stunning and stilish lamps with a striking high gloss finish. The lamps - each one dedicated to a theme - were presented in the 2012 Clerkenwell Design Week.
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Evil Robot Designs was created by UK-based artists EViL ED and Dan Robotic, "whose aim is to blur the lines between geek and cool. Taking elements from film, comic art and popular culture they endeavour to bring these secret loves into the modern home.
The business started out in 2011 after the duo were thrown in at the deep end when one of their toy lamps made from Hot Wheels cars was auctioned for charity by Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen. Elle Decoration then asked them to feature in an article on artists who upcycle. Evil Robot Designs flourished and orders flooded in from as far afield as New York and Beijing.
They now produce a wide variety of different products, from solid walnut comic-inspired coffee tables to B-movie wallpaper. All their work is designed in house and where possible all materials are sourced locally to create a truly British brand to be proud of." The design duo can also create personalised pieces on demand.
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