The Light & Jelly series features psychedelic lamp designs fit for a sci-fi movie that has a retro futuristic aesthetic. Although each creation boasts a different shape and are uniquely solid rather than liquid, they are reminiscent of lava lamps, which were particularly popular throughout the late ‘60s and early ‘70s.
Created by Paris-based design studio Le Creative Sweatshop, the Light & Jelly lamp series was shot by still-life photographer Fabrice Fouillet. The gelatin’s clean lines and gradation of hues give each piece a vintage geometric appeal. The designs also have an eerie feeling since the jelly appears to be swallowing the static objects whole.
Abstract, colorful and imaginative, the Light & Jelly lamp series is perfect for both eclectic and minimalist homes. It will bring character to both.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Psychedelic Lighting
- The trend towards psychedelic lighting presents an opportunity for companies to create bold, unique lamps that serve as both a functional light source and an eye-catching piece of decor.
- Retro-futuristic Aesthetics
- The popularity of retro-futuristic aesthetics opens up possibilities for designers to create products that combine vintage elements with futuristic technology or materials.
- Clean Geometric Designs
- Clean geometric designs are becoming increasingly popular, allowing for companies to create products that are visually striking while maintaining a minimalist, modern aesthetic.
Where This Applies
- Home Decor
- Home decor companies can tap into the psychedelic lighting trend by creating unique, bold lamps that serve as both a functional light source and a statement piece of decor.
- Furniture Design
- Furniture designers can incorporate retro-futuristic aesthetics into their designs to create unique, eye-catching pieces that combine vintage elements with modern materials or technology.
- Industrial Design
- Industrial designers can create clean, geometric designs that are visually striking and can be applied to a variety of products, from lighting to furniture to technology.
