The Arturo Alvarez Holes Lamp is a recyclable disco ball of light and creative construction. The Barcelona co-founder of the Alvaro Alvarez Lab released this new piece covered in holes and geometrical shapes. Completely recyclable and entertaining, this lighting is decorative and bright.
Designed by Bertjan Pot, this art piece has 57 holes and is made of Tyvek, a waterproof and weightless material. Consisting of 20 triangles and 30 bars, this punctured object is created to reflect an incredible amount of light thanks to its angles and mathematical composition.
The Arturo Alvarez Holes Lamp is constructed in a way that despite its hollow appearance, none of the light beams are wasted. In addition to lamps, the studio develops projects that play with multiple concepts related to lighting and space.
What's Driving This Trend
- Recyclable Lighting
- Opportunity for companies to design and market recyclable lighting fixtures.
- Geometric Lighting
- Opportunity for companies to create geometrically-designed lighting that reflects more light.
Who This Affects Most
- Lighting Fixture Industry
- Companies in this industry can incorporate recyclable materials and geometric designs to create innovative lighting products.
- Architecture and Interior Design Industry
- Companies in this industry can take advantage of the trend towards multipurpose lighting and incorporate these fixtures into their designs.
- Sustainable Products Industry
- Companies in this industry can develop and market eco-friendly lighting solutions that address the trend towards recyclable materials.
