Stuart Haygarth's Eyeglass Chandelier is Exquisite
Venessa Fisher — January 15, 2010 — Eco
References: veryveryfun
Salvage designer Stuart Haygarth has created this extraordinary eyeglass chandelier by turning 1020 discarded pairs of prescription glasses into an optical masterpiece.
This gorgeous eyeglass chandelier gives off a green glow and the refracted light from the lenses make fluid shadows dance across the walls. Haygarth delivers an impressive new lighting design as well as gives us a new way of looking at reusable materials.
Implications - The typical antique chandelier may be out of style, but the market for higly individualized light fixtures that are creative, interesting and incorporate everyday objects is growing in the decorating world. Consumers are looking for modern and creative takes on older styles that are refreshing and fun to look at.
This gorgeous eyeglass chandelier gives off a green glow and the refracted light from the lenses make fluid shadows dance across the walls. Haygarth delivers an impressive new lighting design as well as gives us a new way of looking at reusable materials.
Implications - The typical antique chandelier may be out of style, but the market for higly individualized light fixtures that are creative, interesting and incorporate everyday objects is growing in the decorating world. Consumers are looking for modern and creative takes on older styles that are refreshing and fun to look at.
Trend Themes
1. Sustainable Lighting - The use of discarded materials to create unique and environmentally friendly lighting fixtures presents an opportunity for sustainable lighting trends.
2. Creative Reuse - Incorporating everyday objects into art and design, such as turning prescription glasses into a chandelier, opens up possibilities for creative reuse trends.
3. Individualized Design - The demand for highly personalized and unique light fixtures that incorporate interesting materials provides an avenue for individualized design trends in the lighting industry.
Industry Implications
1. Interior Design - Interior designers can take advantage of the growing interest in unique and environmentally friendly lighting fixtures to offer sustainable design options to their clients.
2. Art and Sculpture - The use of everyday objects in art and sculpture, such as repurposing prescription glasses for artistic installations, can lead to innovative and thought-provoking creations.
3. Sustainable Fashion - The concept of creative reuse can extend to the fashion industry, where designers can incorporate discarded materials like prescription glasses into sustainable fashion designs.
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