The 'two.parts' Lighting Systems Conceal Invisible LED Bulbs
Laura McQuarrie — June 10, 2016 — Art & Design
References: api.viglink & design-milk
Christo Logan recently launched a dynamic collection of 3D-printed ceramic pendants titled 'two.parts.' As well as being impressive for their sculptural forms, one feature that's particularly unique about the design of these lighting fixtures is that they hide invisible LED bulbs within their designs. In this way, an illusion is created that makes it seem as though the light source is coming from within the pendants themselves.
While 3D printing technology was used for the creation of the 12 geometric pendant light pieces, this technique was coupled with age-old ceramic-making, which required firing and glazing.
The finished designs are depicted in black and white colorways, but they are available in a number of finishes with different colors available for both the ceramics and cords.
While 3D printing technology was used for the creation of the 12 geometric pendant light pieces, this technique was coupled with age-old ceramic-making, which required firing and glazing.
The finished designs are depicted in black and white colorways, but they are available in a number of finishes with different colors available for both the ceramics and cords.
Trend Themes
1. 3d-printed Lighting Fixtures - Incorporating 3D printing technology into lighting fixtures creates an opportunity for customizable and unique designs.
2. Invisible LED Lighting - Integrating invisible LED bulbs into designs allows for a sleek aesthetic and highlights the importance of lighting in interior design.
3. Ceramic-making Innovation - Combining 3D printing technology with age-old ceramic-making techniques opens up possibilities for new artistic designs and functional objects beyond lighting fixtures.
Industry Implications
1. Interior Design - Incorporating unique lighting fixtures with invisible LED bulbs can set a more personalized tone to an interior space.
2. 3D Printing Industry - Expanding the use of 3D printing to create functional objects, such as lighting fixtures, can drive innovation within the industry.
3. Ceramics Industry - Collaborating with 3D printing companies and incorporating newer technology into traditional techniques can modernize the ceramics industry and bring new products to market.
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