The 'Conductive Origami' lamps are part of a new project by Israel-based industrial designer Yael Akirav that merges a number of different design capabilities for a truly impressive final product.
The lamps feature an origami-inspired design that has been 3D-printed with a conductive material that enables each one to deliver a soft level of illumination. Users only need to expand the accordion-style components and connect them to the opposing end to start the illumination or unfurl them to stop it.
The 'Conductive Origami' lamps have been designed in an array of styles including a tabletop, floor and wall-mounted varieties. Each one highlights an interactive design that encourages inhabitants to be more fully in touch with the decor in their home.
3D-Printed Origami Illuminators
The 'Conductive Origami' Lamps Have a Folding Aesthetic
Trend Themes
1. Conductive Origami Lamps - Creating origami-inspired lamps using 3D-printing and conductive materials allows for innovative lighting design.
2. Interactive Illumination - Incorporating interactive features in lighting design encourages user engagement and enhances the overall aesthetic.
3. Accordion-style Components - The use of accordion-style components in lamp design provides a unique folding aesthetic that can be customized for different styles.
Industry Implications
1. Lighting Design - The lighting design industry can integrate 3D-printing and conductive materials to create unique and interactive lighting solutions.
2. Home Decor - Integrating interactive lighting designs with home decor can enhance the overall ambiance and user experience.
3. Product Design - Incorporating accordion-style components in product design, such as lamps, opens up opportunities for creative and customizable designs.