The Ambiana lighting collection was designed around clever interaction, a focus on high quality LEDs, and making the light itself the hero.
This is an early concept image of the desk lamp.
Designed at ChaseDesign, for Energizer, in 2011.
The Ambiana Desk Lamp won an Innovation award at the 2012 International Home and Housewares show.
Designed at ChaseDesign, for Energizer, in 2011.
The Ambiana series features touch controls to turn the light on and off, adjust brightness, and direct light.
Designed at ChaseDesign, for Energizer, in 2011.
The full range of the Ambiana series included accent lights and decor lights which expanded on the visual language of the desk lamp. Diffused LEDs cast light into the interior of this candle-like form for a warm but subtle effect.
Designed at ChaseDesign, for Energizer, in 2011.
The final production design for the accent light is a very simple construction, featuring a high gloss outer shell, and diffusion panel inside.
Designed at ChaseDesign, for Energizer, in 2011.
The Ambiana accent light creates a unique relationship between the light itself and the surface it’s placed on. Light spills out of the opening in the front of the light, blurring the boundary between the physical product and the space around it.
Designed at ChaseDesign, for Energizer, in 2011.
In keeping with the touch-focused interaction established with the desk lamp, the accent light turns on and off, and adjusts intensity based on touching the top of the product.
Designed at ChaseDesign, for Energizer, in 2011.
These small lights were meant to be used as a flameless candle for decorative purposes.
Designed at ChaseDesign, for Energizer, in 2011.
Sold in packs, and powered by a rechargeable battery, they could be quickly moved around the home to adapt to different situations.
Designed at ChaseDesign, for Energizer, in 2011.
The hollow “C” form factor allows interesting arrangements among any number of decor lights.
Designed at ChaseDesign, for Energizer, in 2011.
These interactions would allow you to adapt to different size spaces, but also different needs for light intensity.
Designed at ChaseDesign, for Energizer, in 2011.
