Designer Lukas Peet creates the Vector series of lighting for A-N-D. It is a capsule of Brutalist themes that arrive in the form of lamps that are influenced by precise paths, which is what graphic designers know as 'vectors.' Peet defines this through the direct light that shines down on the inner surface to evoke a gradient look.
It nods to small openings of the lamp's architectural base which interacts with voids in its most simple forms. The collection is defined by bold lines done in corten steel, polished stainless steel, and black steel. The capsule features five different products including the Vector table, the Vector Floor, the Vector Pendant amp, and the Vector ceiling and wall lamp.
Brutalist-Inspired Lighting Capsules
Lukas Peet Designs the Vector Series of Light for A-N-D
Trend Themes
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2. Graphical Influence - Incorporating graphic design elements like vectors into lighting design offers a disruptive innovation opportunity in the home decor industry.
3. Gradient Aesthetics - Creating gradient looks through precise light paths opens up disruptive innovation possibilities in the interior design and lighting industries.
Industry Implications
1. Lighting - The lighting industry can explore disruptive innovation by incorporating Brutalist aesthetics into their product lines.
2. Home Decor - Home decor industry can leverage graphic design elements like vectors to create innovative lighting products that stand out in the market.
3. Interior Design - Incorporating gradient aesthetics in lighting design allows for disruptive innovation opportunities in the field of interior design.