KAWS light bulbs at the Standard Hotel
Famed street artist KAWS has 1000 limited-edition sets of light bulbs available at the Standard Hotel. Each set includes three 3-watt bulbs — red, purple, and green — that feature KAWS’ signature double-X design.
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