No one wants to be tethered in summer — not to a clingy situationship, not to a linen shirt with too many buttons, and certainly not to a cord. And while it’s a touch strange to assign personality to a light, I recently came across an outdoor lamp by Nordlux that reads like the free spirit we all strive to be this season.
Created by Danish industrial designers Timothy Jacob Jensen and Alasdair McPhail, the “Bring-To-Go” is a rechargeable orb-style garden lighting that sits in a rubber cradle doubling as both handle and hanging loop — meaning it can go just about anywhere: on a table, from a branch, even swinging from your hand like a campy Judith Leiber clutch.
