Your average cubed-shaped anything isn't normally all that special — that is, until you find out that the name behind it is Borg. Roger Borg, in this case, who isn't a robotic construct at all. Rather, he's an awesome designer experimenting with stacking neon lights atop one another to create some interesting shapes.

By using hand-bent neon tubes as opposed to a bulb and the like, "light is dispersed not from its interior," Borg says, "but from its exterior." He can also get a lot of different colors out of one fixture by using a cascade of different colored tubes. His lights won't try to take over the universe, but they could invade art galleries and maybe even living rooms in the future.

Roger Borg, via Better Living Through Design