The Eclipse Lamp by Catherine Werdel is an Ingenius Dimmer
Marissa Liu — April 27, 2010 — Art & Design
References: catherinewerdel & mocoloco
The Eclipse lamp by Catherine Werdel provides an ingenious way of dimming your lights. Formed by two glass cylinders, wood slats and a metal frame, the Eclipse lamp controls it's illumination by moving the cylinder up and down the wood slats.
The closer the slats are together (or the higher up the cylinder) the dimmer the light, opening up the slats allows light to bloom. The Eclipse lamp by Catherine Werdel was first shown in Satellite Milan 2010 in conjunction with pieces from six other designer all belonging to Fresh from the mint.
The closer the slats are together (or the higher up the cylinder) the dimmer the light, opening up the slats allows light to bloom. The Eclipse lamp by Catherine Werdel was first shown in Satellite Milan 2010 in conjunction with pieces from six other designer all belonging to Fresh from the mint.
Trend Themes
1. Adjustable Lighting - The Eclipse lamp showcases the trend of adjustable lighting, allowing users to control the intensity of the light.
2. Interactive Design - The use of moving cylinders and wood slats in the Eclipse lamp highlights the trend of interactive design, creating a dynamic user experience.
3. Innovative Dimming - The Eclipse lamp's inventive dimming mechanism presents an opportunity for disruptive innovation in the lighting industry.
Industry Implications
1. Interior Design - The Eclipse lamp's unique design offers new possibilities for creative lighting solutions in interior design projects.
2. Home Decor - The adjustable and interactive features of the Eclipse lamp make it an appealing product for the home decor industry.
3. Lighting Technology - The innovative dimming mechanism in the Eclipse lamp suggests opportunities for advancements in lighting technology and control systems.
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