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Topics: Light, Lighting, Red Pages: 3 (458 words) Published: May 29, 2015
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Product analysis
This product would be suitable for age group 17-30
The function of this lamp would be a table lamp.
The aesthetics of the lamps are the shape the bright red color and the way the light is designed
The cost is £175.00.
Size not mentioned
Method not mentioned
The material used is Acrylic.
It has a self finish.
The key features are the shape the way the light is desighed. This would be suitable for age group between 10-15.
The function of this lamp would be for fashion and for night light. The aesthetics of the lamps is the bricks which are glowing the shape the bricks are designed.
The cost of this lamp is £29.99.
Size not mentioned
Material not mentioned
It has a self finish.
Method not mentioned
The size of the product is 4cm(W) x 4cm(D) x 4cm(H)
The ergonomic is different shapes
The key features are the bricks the lights and the Shape and colour.

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This lamp would be suitable for teens between the age of 10-18 The function of this lamp would be used maybe for night light and table lamp The aesthetics of the lamps is that its shape is different its color would shows its for females plus the way the

The cost of this product is £34.99
The material is not mention
The size of this product is 18cm(Ø) x 20cm(H)
It has a self finish

This lamp would be suitable for people from the age of 16 to above. The function of this lamp would be reading lamp and table lamp. The aesthetics of this lamp is the square lamp shield the double triangle lamp holders The cost of this lamp is £109.95.

The material is not mention.
The methods is not mentioned
The size of this lamp is Dia30 x H69cm.
It has a self finish
Eergonomics is it’s a nice shape plus colour

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