The 'LYNX' flexible wooden lamp has been designed by Leonardo Criolani as a modern illuminator that plays with shadow and light to provide a different kind of ambience in a living space.
The light is achieved with medium-density fiber (MDF) wood material that has been expertly cut with a laser to give it an intriguing look, while also maintaining a folded form. This flexibility gives the light an unexpected aesthetic that is unlike anything else out there and allows the illumination to diffuse strategically from the top. This lets only the desired amount of light out to make it into an ambient illuminator that's perfect for placement in any modern space.
The 'LYNX' flexible wooden lamp also plays with colors by offsetting the white interior with a colored exterior for a sense of duality.
Intersecting Lattice Illuminators
The 'LYNX' Flexible Wooden Lamp Plays with Shadow and Light
Trend Themes
1. Flexible Wooden Lamps - Opportunity for designing innovative lighting solutions that can be adjusted and manipulated to create unique lighting effects.
2. Shadow and Light Play - Potential to explore creative ways to use shadow and light to enhance the ambiance and visual appeal of interior spaces.
3. Color Contrasts in Illuminators - Potential for incorporating colored exteriors to create visual interest and a sense of duality in lighting designs.
Industry Implications
1. Interior Design - Opportunity for designers to incorporate flexible wooden lamps and explore new ways to play with shadow, light, and color contrasts in interior spaces.
2. Lighting Technology - Chances for innovation in the development of flexible lighting solutions that utilize advanced materials and techniques to create unique lighting effects.
3. Home Decor - Opportunity for manufacturers and retailers to offer unique and visually appealing illuminators that can enhance the aesthetics of modern living spaces.