This stunning lamp is surrounded my vibrantly coloured glass feathers.
The multicoloured glass was kiln-formed by talented London-based designer, Aline Johnson. At her studio at Cockpit Arts, she creates beautiful lighting including chandeliers and table lights, but she also creates vases and tableware.
Also featured in the gallery are her glass sushi plates in bold stripes as well as the colour-changing "Icarus" Illuminated Feather Mobile containing halogen LEDs and glass feathers. The last image is of her Ammonites architectural glass.
What's Driving This Trend
- Colourful Glass Feathers
- Creating designs incorporating vibrant glass feathers that can be used in lighting, decor, and other artistic applications.
- Kiln-formed Glass Art
- Exploring the artistic possibilities of kiln-formed glass to create unique and visually stunning pieces.
- Colour-changing Illuminated Mobiles
- Innovating mobile designs that use halogen LEDs and glass feathers, offering a mesmerizing and dynamic visual experience.
Who This Affects Most
- Lighting
- Opportunities to incorporate glass feathers into chandeliers, table lights, and other lighting fixtures, adding a distinctive artistic touch.
- Art and Design
- Exploring kiln-formed glass art for creating decorative pieces, vases, tableware, and other artistic applications.
- Home Decor
- Incorporating coloured glass feathers into home decor items like lamps, vases, and tableware, adding a unique and vibrant element to interiors.
