First there was a pen that could draw any colour and now there's a lamp that shines any colour it touches. If this isn't proof that magic is increasing in power, then we don't know what is.
The Colourup is a table lamp by designers PEGA that can mimic the colour of anything that its base comes into contact with. When the silicone outer casing is squeezed, a receptor in the base absorbs the colour frequency that it sees and then instructs the light to emit the same hue; thus the mood of a room can be changed at the drop of a hat (or the squeeze of a giant lightbulb).
The product is apparently fully completed and should be hitting the market soon - in the meantime check out one of the amazing videos that the company has produced to see the Colourup in action.
(Images: PEGA)
[via DesignBoom]
