Ever stubbed your toe stumbling into the dark of the kitchen for a glass of water or a midnight snack? Designers Ich & Kar have designed phosphorescent wallpaper to make sure that never happens again...
The wallpaper (which also comes in stripes) is made with phosphorescent ink that soaks up natural or artificial light by day and glows in the monochromatic night -- no electricity required.
"Phosphowall" is a wallpaper prototype from Ich&Kar. It's on view until January 9 at the Musée des Arts Décoratifs, and will be produced by Rasch.
Via Madame Figaro
- Kristin Hohenadel blogging from Paris. She can be reached at kristin @ apartmenttherapy . com
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eek. They kind of look like little aliens.
I think I would freak out for the first couple nights when getting a glass of water at 3 am, other than that, it is pretty cute, I would frame a piece of it and hang it at a child's bedroom, it beats the glue on stars in the ceiling.