The power of electricity and light can be perceived as magic, just as the movements of the universe; the Kolo Series combines these ideas by being made up of two light fixtures that illuminate a space like astronomical phenomena. While they perform a practical purpose, the Kolo Series is essentially interactive art installations that will awe everyone around them.
Designed by Polish industrial designer Pani Jurek in collaboration with architect, Piotr Musialowski, the Kolo Series is comprised of Kolo Sand and Kolo Magnet. The first is comparable to an hourglass. When its mechanism is moved upside down, sand slowly covers the light source to create a softer ambiance. The latter works with a magnetic disc that opens a spectrum of the light effect when slid over the surface.
Astronomical Phenomena-Like Lighting
The Kolo Series by Pani Jurek and Piotr Musialowski is Magic
Trend Themes
1. Interactive Lighting Fixtures - The Kolo Series by Pani Jurek and Piotr Musialowski are interactive art installations that illuminate a space like astronomical phenomena, creating a new market of interactive fixtures.
2. Combination of Art and Functionality - The Kolo Series combines the practical purpose of lighting fixtures with the aesthetic of interactive art installations, creating new opportunities in the home décor industry.
3. Practical Art Installations - The Kolo Series is proof that practicality and art can exist together, leading to new opportunities in the interior design sector for functional décor pieces.
Industry Implications
1. Interior Design - The Kolo Series has created a new market for interactive and artistic lighting fixtures in the interior design industry.
2. Home Decor - The Kolo Series combines practicality and art, contributing to the expansion of the home decor industry with functional yet aesthetic pieces.
3. Industrial Design - The combination of Sand and Magnet with lighting sources in the Kolo Series is an innovative design, opening opportunities for future design projects in the industrial design industry.