Sun Container

 

Sun Container is been created by French student Florent Bouhey Fayolle and it is a freestanding radiator that works with the sunlight.

Sun Container draws sunlight through the glass cloche and stores heat in its slate fins before releasing it through the vents in the top of the glass. It can collect warm sunlight during the day and release warm air once the temperature has cooled. Even it is not likely to produce a huge amount of heat, the Sun Container is an elegant and smart product, an ideal sollution for shinny winter countries!

(via: inhabitat)

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