Brooklyn-based lighting studio In Common With introduces its latest range made in collaboration with French-American designer Sophie Lou Jacobsen on the Flora collection. It is made up of 20 pieces in total and is full of unique glassblowing techniques. The inspiration behind the capsule stems from Italian designers, who celebrate the special forms that are true to their work.
It highlights influences from names such as Carolo Scarpa, Ettore Sottsass, and Paolo Venini. The collection is made up of floor lamps, table lamps, pendants, sconces, and a chandelier. It captures a design language that is juxtaposing as it features elements that are retro and contemporary all at once. The glass tonal palette has earthy tones and floral hues.
Italian-Inspired Lighting Designs
In Common With Delivers the New Flora Collection of Lights
Trend Themes
1. Italian-inspired Lighting Designs - This trend represents an opportunity to combine traditional Italian design with modern lighting technology.
2. Glassblowing Techniques in Lighting Design - This trend presents a chance to create unique lighting fixtures with one-of-a-kind glass pieces.
3. Juxtaposing Retro and Contemporary Design Elements - This trend creates an opportunity to appeal to a wider audience by blending the best of retro and contemporary design in lighting.
Industry Implications
1. Lighting Design - This industry can benefit from incorporating traditional Italian design and unique glassblowing techniques to create visually stunning lighting fixtures.
2. Interior Design - This industry can offer lighting design services and products that incorporate the juxtaposing of retro and contemporary elements in conjunction with the latest lighting technology.
3. Home Decor - This industry can capitalize on the trend of Italian-inspired lighting designs by offering unique and stylish lighting fixtures for homes.