The Sensory Lamp by Sara Rossbach is meant to create a closer connection between our work environments and nature for more productive and stimulating workdays.
While the lamp mimics natural light cycles by slowly altering in color and intensity throughout the day, creativity and productivity are enhanced by the smell of the grass growing from the
base of the lamp.
The act of nurturing the plant also stimulates the mind, as gardening is often used as therapy. With a mouse pad attached, the Sensory Lamp stays close to you. In a step towards the future, the Sensory Lamp takes us back to nature.
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