Throw away your rattling, ozone-spewing "Ion Wind" air purifier and go all eco-friendly with The Experimental Design Lab's answer to home pollutants: The Green Light. The work of Natalie Jeremijenko, Amelia Amon and Will Kavesh, the device is a suspended tray of vegetation bathed in LED light, thus turning horrible indoor air into clean oxygen.
Now, I'll give them a dollar if this hopeless-looking installation actually does anything, but let's face it: it looks better than the grill-like facade of Sharper Image's latest. The sad thing is that I imagine a more effective version would involve pumping air through a tank filled with a revolting high-density algae slime rather than the miniature hippy-fairy terrarium thus depicted.
Green Light: Botanical Lamp... [Inhabitat]
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