Zeppelin lights are a modern take on classic airplane lights. They feature a patented “cocoon” resin that sits atop a cool steel structure. The light inside is diffused, and is reflected from a central crystal globe. They have become a popular choice for modern interior design.
Marcel Wanders’ Zeppelin S1/S2 Suspension Lamp
Marcel Wanders’ Zeppelin S1 and S2 Suspension Lamps are a great choice for high-ceilinged rooms. The lamp’s white powder-coated steel base supports a faceted crystal globe, surrounded by a cocoon of resin. The lamp uses a 250-watt frosted halogen bulb that is UL listed.
Marcel Wanders’ Zeppelin S1 and S2 suspension lamps combine a streamlined design and classic chandelier aesthetic. The streamlined, cocoon-like design is fabricated from a white-coated steel frame and sprayed with white Cocoon resin. The transparent PMMA candles are suspended in the lamp’s base, and the crystal globe adds a touch of sparkle.
Flos Zeppelin Pro pinball lights
The Flos Zeppelin Pro pinpoint light kit has been designed to add an additional level of excitement to the game. The lights work in sync with the sound effects, giving the game a unique feel. Moreover, the lights can be easily installed and removed as desired.
The Flos Zeppelin Pro pin ball light kit has two versions. One version features a traditional chandelier, while the other offers a futuristic design. The latter has transparent PMMA “candles” and a touch of crystal sparkle at the lower base.
Led Zeppelin’s Red Zeppelin
Performing classic Led Zeppelin songs, Red Zeppelin has been selling out venues in Ontario, Canada, for over a decade. The band features singer Joan Smith, who has sung with such acts as Serena Ryder, Little Foot Long Foot, and the Jane Does.
The band’s debut album features a black and white photograph of the Hindenburg disaster. The disaster occurred on 6th May 1937, in Manchester Township, New Jersey, when the massive airship LZ 129 caught fire while trying to dock at the Naval Air Station Lakehurst. The tragedy claimed the lives of 36 people. Various images of the incident were taken, but Sam Shere’s powerful photograph was one of the most iconic. It was later listed as one of Time Magazine’s 100 most influential images of all time.
Flos Zeppelin
Flos Zeppelin lights have a futuristic design and feature a unique patented “cocoon” resin. These pendant lights are suspended from a sleek, white steel structure. The resulting light is a diffused 360-degree glow produced from a crystal globe in the center of the light.
Zeppelin lights are designed by Marcel Wanders, whose work combines bold innovation with vintage aesthetics. The Zeppelin S1/S2 Suspension Lamp features a steel structure, sprayed with a ‘cocoon’ resin, and a faceted crystal globe. Flos Zeppelin lights can be used in restaurants, hotel lobbies, and even homes with high ceilings.
Flos Zeppelin’s Blue Zeppelin
Designed by Achille & Pier Giacomo Castiglioni, the Flos Zeppelin is a modern pendant lamp featuring a crystal globe. Its diffuser is a unique “cocoon” resin. The lamp comes with two different body sizes, a 5000mm cord and E27 lamp holder bases.
The band’s “Ramble On” paraphrases a Tolkien poem. The song “Misty Mountain Hop” is named after a location in the Hobbit, while “The Battle of Evermore” alludes to The Lord of the Rings and the Return of the King. Plant also wrote the song “Going to California” about Joni Mitchell and was worried about earthquakes in California. In fact, while the group was mixing their untitled fourth album, a minor quake occurred.
