The Ori Pendant Lamp is inspired by origami. In fact, the designer not only experimented with paper before creating the light fixture, he also watched many origami instruction films to better understand the artform and its application to product design. The result is sculptural, crafty and contemporary.
Conceived by Swedish designer Lukas Dahlén, the Ori Pendant Lamp takes on an abstract, geometric shape that features a symmetrical arrangement of folds around its length. Made out of metal, each panel has been cut halfway with photo-etching in order to create creases for folding. Inside, the Ori Pendant Lamp has been coated in gold to shed a warmer glow around the living space it is placed in. It is available in three different colors: white, black and gold.
Prismatic Origami-Like Lighting
Lukas Dahlen's Ori Pendant Lamp Sheds a Golden Glow
Trend Themes
1. Prismatic Lighting - The trend of prismatic lighting offers innovative opportunities to create unique and dazzling lighting fixtures using geometric shapes and reflective materials.
2. Origami-inspired Design - The trend of origami-inspired design provides a platform for creating visually striking and sculptural products that combine artistry and functionality.
3. Golden Glow - The trend of incorporating golden finishes in lighting design opens up avenues for creating warm and inviting atmospheres with a touch of luxury.
Industry Implications
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3. Home Decor - The home decor industry can tap into the golden glow trend by offering a range of products that feature golden finishes, providing customers with luxurious and warm accents for their living spaces.