Dinner’s done, the fire’s fading, and someone’s fumbling for a light to find their way to the tent.

Designed for adaptability, this lantern concept splits into two. The top half twists off to become a flashlight, can hang from an extendable hook, or sit upright for soft, ambient lighting. The base doubles as a power bank with two collapsible legs that lift the light off the ground. For casual campers, the ability to do more with less creates a better experience.

Inspired by telling stories around a fire in college, this concept reflects my belief that good design brings people together.