The Pare Light by Tapio Anttila Reimagines the Traditional Coil
Meghan Young — August 20, 2010 — Art & Design
References: tapioanttila & thedesignblog.org
Everything will eventually undergo a reinterpretation of some sort and right now that involves the traditional torches used outdoors thanks to the Pare Light. Instead of iconic coil or tiki bamboo torches, the Pare Light burns horizontally, similar to incense.
Designed by Tapio Anttila, the Pare Light is impressive not only because of its interesting design, but also because of the material used. According to The Design Blog, it's "made using a renewable natural material, the light includes a stainless steel base that [...] provides adequate space to store the holder, spare splints and matches."
Designed by Tapio Anttila, the Pare Light is impressive not only because of its interesting design, but also because of the material used. According to The Design Blog, it's "made using a renewable natural material, the light includes a stainless steel base that [...] provides adequate space to store the holder, spare splints and matches."
Trend Themes
1. Horizontal Burning Lamps - The trend of horizontal burning lamps is disrupting the traditional torch industry, offering a unique and contemporary lighting option.
Industry Implications
1. Outdoor Lighting - The outdoor lighting industry can adapt to the trend of horizontal burning lamps by incorporating this innovative design into their product offerings.
2. Renewable Materials - The Pare Light's use of renewable materials presents an opportunity for the renewable materials industry to expand their product offerings to include innovative lighting solutions.
3. Home Decor - The trend of horizontal burning lamps opens up new possibilities for the home decor industry to incorporate unique and stylish lighting options into their designs.
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