Nissa Kinjalina's polygonal lamp collection is contemporary and visually bold. Playing around with linear geometries, the design studio creates a lighting fixture range that is both elegant and modern in its aesthetic.
Based in Kazakhstan, Nissa Kinjalina is a firm known for its striking lighting solutions and isn't afraid to experiment with shape in this polygonal lamp range. Titled 'Living Light,' this lighting fixture collection features floor lamps that are angular in shape and transparent thanks to their glass construction.
Each of these fixtures is also fitted with a sleek metal frame and can be arranged in a variety of ways thanks to Nissa Kinjalina's choice bold and linear forms. In addition to being used as floor lamps, these fixtures can also be used as desk lighting solutions that are sure to enhance any living or office space.
Polygonal Lamp Designs
Nissa Kinjalina's Light Fixtures Boast a Geometric and Transparent Design
Trend Themes
1. Geometric Lighting Fixtures - The trend towards geometric shapes and transparency can be exploited by lighting designers who can mix modern aesthetics with artistic creativity.
2. Modular Floor Lamps - The modular design of the Living Light collection highlights an opportunity for innovative designers to create customizable lighting solutions that can be modified to suit individual functional and artistic preferences.
3. Transparent Furniture - The trend towards transparency can inspire furniture designers to create sleek, modern designs that make a statement and enhance the overall aesthetic of a space.
Industry Implications
1. Home Decor - Home decor companies can explore the use of geometric lighting designs to offer customers a modern, aesthetically pleasing lighting option for their homes.
2. Interior Design - Interior designers can incorporate modular floor lamps into their designs to provide a versatile and customizable lighting solution for their clients' space.
3. Industrial Design - There is a trend towards incorporating transparency in furniture designs, and industrial designers can utilize transparent materials to create sleek and modern products with a unique twist on traditional designs.