These abstract lamps created by Quebec-based artist Jean-Pascal Gauthier make up unique shapes and designs.
The concept of the lamp is deconstructed and re-imagined as something that can function as an art piece rather than just a utilitarian home product. In the unusual series, simple lines and circles make up uncommon lamp designs -- with some lamps even having extensions that hold accessories and planters. Although most of these abstract lamps hang from ceilings, some are wall-mounted while others are standing lamps. The lamps are all handmade and are comprised of brass, walnut, teak, acrylic and steel.
These elegant lamps put a spin on what the function of the products normally are and make them the primary focus of the rooms they are placed in.
Minimalist Deconstructed Lamps
These Abstract Lamps Function as Statement Art Pieces
Trend Themes
1. Abstract Lamp Designs - Utilizing unique shapes and designs to redefine the concept of lamps as art pieces.
2. Deconstructed Home Products - Re-imagining utilitarian products like lamps to serve as statement art pieces.
3. Functional Room Focus - Shifting the focus of a room to highlight the lamps as the primary focal point.
Industry Implications
1. Lighting - Opportunity to create abstract, deconstructed lamps that function as art pieces rather than just traditional lighting fixtures.
2. Home Decor - Potential for incorporating unique lamp designs to transform ordinary home products into standout art pieces.
3. Furniture - Chance to create lamps that seamlessly blend with furniture, enhancing the overall aesthetic appeal of interior spaces.