If you were to walk into a room that's been decorated with an Asterix Pendant Light, you might wonder if it's function is purely decorative. Christopher Boots has created an eye-catching collection of ceiling-suspened fixtures with luminescent sources that are hidden within the metal frames.
The Melbourne designer explores the conflicting yet harmonious compositions that result from combining acute and obtuse angles. The symbolic sculptural pieces comprise the Parallelogram, the Quadrix, the Triptyx, the Unix and the Asterix, referencing the shapes that they make, as well as the brass frameworks that splay and give some of them three-dimensionality. The Asterix Pendant Light series gleams in daylight and highlights its intriguing geometries with hidden integrated LEDs after dark.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Geometric Lighting Design
- Incorporating geometric shapes and angles into lighting design creates a unique and eye-catching aesthetic.
- Hidden LED Technology
- Designers can experiment with integrating LED lighting technology into fixtures in innovative ways that complement the form rather than detracting from it.
- Functional Sculptural Lighting
- By incorporating geometric shapes and sculptural form into lighting design, designers can create functional works of art that provide both light and aesthetic appeal.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Interior Design
- Incorporating geometric lighting fixtures into a space can add a unique design element and enhance the overall ambiance.
- Luxury Home Decor
- High-end home decor providers can offer unique, geometric lighting fixtures as part of their product lines to attract design-savvy customers.
- Lighting Manufacturing
- Manufacturers can explore the use of hidden LED technology in lighting fixtures to create innovative and visually interesting products.
