One person wants to read. The other wants to sleep. Most bedside lamps light up too much of the room.
Good Night Light is a reading light built around a removable flashlight. The flashlight slots into a 3D printed articulating head. The head aims a focused beam onto the page, not the room, so you can read in bed without waking the person next to you. Pull the flashlight out and it works like any other flashlight. Put it back and it's a lamp again.
A project by
Che-Wei Wang/CW&T
Che-Wei Wang [pron. sey-wey] is an artist, designer, architect, and engineer with proficiency in fabrication technologies, electronics, CNC machining, and metal manufacturing. Applying his diverse skill set, he creates innovative products - from architectural and sculptural pieces to interactive installations, mobile apps and everyday products. He has been honored with the SOM fellowship and the Alumni Achievement Award from Pratt Institute. For years, he has demonstrated his enthusiasm for teaching by instructing classes on design, timekeeping, creative computing, and inflatables. Che-Wei is an alumnus of MIT Media Lab, ITP at NYU, and Pratt Institute. CW&T is the recipient of the 2022 National Design Award for Product Design from Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum.