Castor says, “You’re never lonely if you got a fluorescent light!” The Recycled Tube Light uses burned out fluorescent bulbs from “architecturally significant buildings” and can either hang, stand alone, or be oriented vertically depending on the model. They are available in lengths of 15 inches to 8 feet long and meld artistic design with purpose. Inside the barrel of bulbs is a working bulb that casts a glow through the structure. Castor Canadensis is a design collective based out of Toronto with a stunning portfolio of projects. We picked out the Tube due to the innovative recycling of old light to new light.
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