Pheasant Light by Ed Carpenter
for Theo

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Pheasant Light by Ed Carpenter for Theo

Product news: Hackney designer Ed Carpenter has created a countryside version of his London design classic, the Pigeon Light, this time shaped like a pheasant.

Made of vacuum-formed acrylic, the Pheasant Light for design brand Theo can be clipped on to surfaces with a peg where the bird's feet would be. The light is currently available in white but more colours may be released in the new year.

Pigeon Light by Ed Carpenter

Ed Carpenter first designed the Pigeon Light (above) for his Royal College of Art graduation project in 2001. He collaborated with Theo founder Thorsten van Elten to produce the light, which has become an iconic urban souvenir and is a best-seller in museums and design shops worldwide.

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One Response to Pheasant Light by Ed Carpenter
for Theo

  1. Cotcotcooot says:

    Better late than never, I guess.

  2. Alessandro says:

    Well done Ed.

  3. amsam says:

    Am I the only person who finds those thick avian catheters (presumably for collecting guano) very disturbing?

  4. Georgia says:

    How much are the Pheasant Lights and where can they be purchased from?

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