Open Group – Champion
Title of Design: LUMUSH
Designer: AZ e-lite (HK) Ltd
Design Concept: Similar to the way plants react to their environment, LUMUSH sways in reaction to touch as well as air movement.

LUMUSH offers three modes to cater to different needs, including: “Night Light”, “Reading” and “Full Light”. The lamp base allows it to sway like “Humpty Dumpty” and remain upright even on soft cushions.

Open Group – 1st Runner-up
Title of Design: Heng Balance Lamp
Designer: ALLOCACOC SHANGHAI Limited
Design Concept: Inspired by traditional Chinese “round fans” and “window frames,” the lamp features lights fitted along a square frame to create an ethereal sense of Zen when switched on. The product seeks to give a feeling of balance and harmony.

The “Heng” series of lamps from the company breaks with traditional methods of turning lamps on and off. It uses two small wooden balls attached to the frame by wires, and the light turns on when the bottom ball is lifted. Embedded magnets allow the two balls to draw together, and the balance of attraction allows the light to gradually brighten

Open Group – 2nd Runner-up
Title of Design: Starry Night Laser Wine Glass
Designer: Mr Wong Kin Sing
Design Concept: Inspired by starry nights, the Laser Wine Glass projects thousands of colourful point beams that create a delightful pattern reminiscent of a starry night. Easy to assemble, the light is ideal for parties and festivals

ECO Design Award
Title of Design: The Light of Friendship
Designer: Ms Wu Suet Hing
Design Concept: Inspired by paper-chain crafts, the lamp symbolises friendship and unity. Metallic strips cut off from recycled zinc cans are bent into shiny rings, which interlock to form chains as a symbol of cohesiveness. The design seeks to encourage people to go hand in hand for environmental protection by conveying the message that any destruction done to the Earth will bring detrimental effects to the whole world

Student Group – Champion
Title of Design: LUNA
Designer: Mr Kwok Ka Lok
Institute: Hong Kong Baptist University
Design Concept: The lamp features electroluminescent wires arranged in a blossom-like pattern framing a hollow circle that symbolises the moon. The design is meant to reflect how moonlight does not come from the moon itself

Student Group – 1st Runner-up
Title of Design: TRANSFORM
Designer: MR Chan Ka Fuk
Institute: Hong Kong Design Institute
Design Concept: The design is inspired by a caterpillar waiting to emerge at just the right moment as a beautiful butterfly

Student Group – 2nd Runner-up
Title of Design: MISCANTHUS
Designer: Miss Lee Nok Wun
Institute: Hong Kong Design Institute

Design Concept: Inspired by Miscanthus, the creation seeks to enliven offices in Hong Kong. The humanised, playful and interactive design allows users to switch on the light by swaying its “tentacles”

Finalist entries of the 10th Hong Kong Lighting Design Competition are on display throughout the Lighting Fair period at Hall 1C Concourse, showcasing local creativity to buyers from around the world