It's an LED chandelier/planter pot from the xDesign Environmental Health Clinic at New York University. The concept goes like this: More energy-efficient (read: insulated) buildings actually trap more indoor air pollutants -- the LED lamp will promote photosynthesis in the plant, and the plant will filter the air.
What do you think?
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I think the amount of plant life needed to actually make any sort of real difference in a living/working space as this purports far exceeds that of a puny lamp. Smacks to me of something trying to sucker me.
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Looks like something out of the 70s.
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