The Asterix Light may appear to be a chaotic mess, but it is only as chaotic as one wants it to be. The configuration that was put on display during the London Design Festival was in actuality comprised of more than one Asterix Light. By piling a few on top of each other, the display showed just how versatile and modular the light fixture can be.
Designed by Chopstick & Kilt, the Asterix Light was specifically part of the Common Wealth exhibition of young Australian designers at the Habitat store in Chelsea. According to the designers, the Asterix Light "is a multiple, a repeat, a set of identical forms that can be arranged or deconstructed, according to use." On its own, it takes on a branch-like aesthetic that allows it to interconnect with its brothers easily.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Modular Lighting
- The Asterix Light demonstrates the trend of modular lighting fixtures that can be easily arranged or deconstructed.
- Versatile Design
- The Asterix Light showcases the trend of versatile designs that can be adapted to different uses and configurations.
- Branch-like Aesthetics
- The Asterix Light highlights the trend of incorporating branch-like aesthetics in lighting designs.
Sectors Adopting This
- Home Lighting
- The home lighting industry can explore opportunities to develop modular light fixtures that offer versatile design options to consumers.
- Interior Design
- The interior design industry can incorporate branch-like aesthetics in lighting designs to create unique and visually appealing spaces.
- Furniture Design
- The furniture design industry can collaborate with lighting designers to create modular lighting fixtures that seamlessly blend with furniture pieces.
