With this 'Lily' origami lamp, Tetsuo Takahashi demonstrates how to pull off a minimalist design while avoiding the depersonalizing aesthetics of austerity. Toned-down, sharp designs can be quite appealing, but taken too far they run the risk of becoming severe and clinical.
The Japanese, Paris-based designer created the lamp almost entirely from paper, folding each piece so as to create an elegant bloom of triangles and rhombuses, alternating between green and white.
If there is one word to describe the overarching aesthetic and feel of the lamp it is "light." For instance, it would make a great addition to a similarly toned-down minimalist room. It's leaf-like color-scheme and shape would also go well with house plants.
Leaf-Like Origami Lamps
'Lily' by Tetsuo Takahashi is Organic and Minimalist
Trend Themes
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Industry Implications
1. Lighting - The lighting industry has an opportunity to incorporate origami-inspired designs like Tetsuo Takahashi's 'Lily' lamp to offer unique and visually appealing lighting options to customers.
2. Home Decor - Origami-inspired home decor, like Tetsuo Takahashi's 'Lily' lamp, has the potential to disrupt the traditional minimalist aesthetic and offer a more organic and artistic approach.
3. Eco-friendly Products - With the demand for eco-friendly and sustainable products on the rise, Tetsuo Takahashi's use of paper in his origami lamp design presents an opportunity for innovation in the manufacturing industry.