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The Shining ceiling and wall lamps by Peter Buning use the interplay between light and shadow to create varying patterns projected on the ceiling and wall.

Above: Wonderland, the latest pattern in the Shining collection

The collection consists of 9 different styles (all shown below), each made of glass and steel and measuring 200 mm in diameter. These are presently available to purchase and links to buy are after the images.

Shining
Bombay:

Brussels:

Mailand:

Paris:

Tokyo:

Versailles:

Washington:

Wonderland:

You can purchase any of the 9 lights shown above here.
Or from Limn here.

Sha-Do

On the designers’ own site, on which the lights are called it the Sha-do, come the following images of his other designs:

above: some of the designs of of Peter’s Sha-Do lights.

“The concept of the SHA-DO-lamps consists of illuminating the environment through individual shadow pantomimes. The creation of the light is as important to the lamp as the design is. The lamps can be adapted to their environment because of their flexible construction and casts every location in a very special light.” — Peter Buning