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This pendant lamp based on a flower by Russian designer Constantin Bolimond would open and illuminate when it senses low light.

“The idea came about thanks to flowers that begin to bloom when the sun shines,” Bolimond told Dezeen.

Constantin Bolimond’s Bloom lamp concept would act in the opposite way to normal flowers.

Instead of unfurling its bud-like cover in sunlight, the lamp’s optical sensor would react when it gets dark and cause the petals to gradually spread out as the light decreases.

Different materials and colours could be used to create the six petals, which would act together as a shade and regulate the amount of light dispersed from the small bulb positioned in the centre.

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