Jelly Jelly …not the bean jellyfish the one that stings!!!

So this past weekend, I went to a catamaran boat trip in Miami for my cousin’s birthday celebration. Between raining showers and sunny moments, the Jellyfish was not shy at all to show up for the party and we sort of got close, too close if you ask me... 

My left leg, has a new pattern, is something between the so popular snake skin and a really bad rash.

Design Academy Eindhoven, Saskia van der Steen 

It is completely swollen and irritated after an allergic reaction from the poison which probably wasn’t that bad because, I am still here writing my blog; but as I mention before, anything can inspire a creative person, so here we are again.

These are the best picks of nature inspired jellyfish items I found, enjoy!

Atlantis Chandelier by Barlas Baylar

 Atlantis 100 by Barlas Baylar

Mother by Barlas Baylar

“Mother” apeared  to be emerged and resurfaced from the middle of the ocean. Design by Baylar Atelier in gloss nickel plated laser cut rings and chains this chandelier is perfect for lighting a tall staircase or a long dining room table. 

Medusa Coffee Table by GamFratesi

Preserving simplicity and iconic in the expression, GamFratesi designed Medusa with smooth and rounded form as the jellyfish, this is not a typical coffee table.

Medusa Table Lamp by Claudia Carrasco

These fun table lights designed by Claudia Carrasco go by the name 'Medusa'. Available in six laser etched designs.

Jellyfish Mood Lampshade by Icelandic Designer Bjarnadottir

free-swimming… the lamp shade and the long threads are made from reflective material used in the making of safety clothing. On the floor, rests an LED light available in 4 different colors which shines up onto the translucent material creating patterns on the ceiling. LED Jellyfish Mood Lampshade by Icelandic Designer Bjarnadottir

 Jelly in a bubble by Lone Stidsen

"Jelly in a Bubble" lamps designed by Lone Stidsen's for Lost Design make use of LEDs to reflect off the variety of glass and silicone "jellyfish" that are inserted into the lamp made of mouth-blown glass. The user can change the light filtering objects or have them customized, so this opens up the scope for shape and effect.

Jellyfish-meets-coral-meets-furniture piece By Giancarlo Zema’s this legless, colorful and highly modern spin on the common armchair is made out of polyurethane foam. Available in two color pallets. 

Discomedusae Chandelier by sculptor Timothy Horn. 

Transparent rubber, copper tubing 7' Diameter.

Jellyfish table by Robert Brou 

The 'Jellyfish' table is the latest creation from artist/furnituremaker Robert Brou. It features, a wonderfully sculpted Bubinga wood top. It is supported by three acrylic rods which are wrapped by seventy Oak tentacles.

"Jellyfish House" concept by Iwamoto-Scott

Fantasia Medusa Dance 

  "Sea Beuty" by Philppe Cramer

Jellyfish are found in every ocean, from the surface to the deep sea. Large, often colorful, jellyfish are common in coastal zones worldwide. Jellyfish do not have specialized digestive, respiratory, circulatory systems, a brain or central nervous system. Jellyfish are also harvested for their collagen, which can be used for a variety of applications. Once again, nature is gifting us with its extraordinary beauty and endlessly inspiring art in so many ways. 

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