Russian designer Dima Loginoff creates the unique Siren Lights for Czech lighting label Preciosa. The Siren lights take on the shape of a curved bell and made their debut in Paris at the Maison&Objet furniture fair. The light series is comprised of three different bell shapes in different sizes and range in transparency levels depending on the layering. The bell-shaped lights offer a variety of mixed tones, ranging from dark gray to rose pink, to create a visual described to be "an enchanting combination of colors."
The Siren lights are constructed from hand-blown glass and then finished with a frosted coat in order to keep the illumination less harsh. The glass spheres are added to the end of each light fixture to correlate to the bell resemblance. The Siren Lights collection will be showcased at the Breath of Light exhibition in Milan from April 17 to April 22.
Bell-Shaped Glass Light Fixtures
Dima Loginoff Designs the Siren Lights for Preciosa
Trend Themes
1. Hand-blown Glass Lighting - The hand-blown glass construction of the Siren Lights could be adapted for other lighting fixtures for a unique and customizable look.
2. Frosted Finishes - The frosted finish on the Siren Lights can be expanded to other lighting designs for a softer and more diffused lighting effect.
3. Transparent Layering - The layering technique used on the Siren Lights can be implemented on other glass designs to create unique color combinations and visual effects.
Industry Implications
1. Lighting Design - The Siren Lights demonstrate innovation and potential for experimentation in the field of lighting design and manufacturing.
2. Glass Manufacturing - The hand-blown glass construction method used for the Siren Lights can inspire advancements and new techniques in the glass manufacturing industry.
3. Interior Design - The unique look and soft lighting of the Siren Lights could disrupt the interior design industry by offering customizable lighting fixtures that double as art pieces.