Polish designer Daria Burlinska aims to create lighting that will add artistic edge to any interior. She is bringing new economic possibilities into being with her energy saving, LED bulb-only lamps.
Her work concerns mainly the transformation from the natural form to inspirational shapes. Her design leaves you free to create your own structure with symmetrical slices of polyethylene foam. Daria is clearly influenced by her interest of natural composition.
Daria Burlinska's Onion light, which is designed to hang from the ceiling, disperses light to create a unique atmosphere with warm patterns in a dark surrounding. The design merges new formal concepts with mother nature to create bold shapes.
The Onion light is an innovative and unconventional design that creates visual wonder with nature-inspired shapes.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Nature-inspired Lighting
- Designing energy-saving LED lights that imitate natural shapes to add artistry and a unique ambiance to interiors.
- Customizable Light Structures
- Creating lamps that can be arranged into symmetrical slices of polyethylene foam to change the shape and function of lighting fixtures.
- Bold Form and Function Lighting
- Merging formal concepts with natural shapes to create unconventional designs that create visual wonder and unique atmospheres.
Where This Applies
- Interior Design
- Providing lighting solutions that offer aesthetic appeal and energy savings while blurring the line between art and function in interior design.
- Home Decor
- Creating custom lighting fixtures that offer a range of options in terms of shape and function for homeowners seeking unconventional and stylish home decor.
- Sustainable Lighting
- Designing energy-efficient LED lamps that can be assembled and customized in a variety of shapes and patterns to reduce the carbon footprint while providing aesthetic appeal.
