Rollo Studio presents a look at the new Aureole collection, which is comprised of lamp designs that were first seen during this year's London Design Festival. The lighting series is detailed with experimental construction led by black sad and progressive 3D-printing technology.
Each lamp is designed with an intricate pattern with a spiral shape that folds and curves into itself to create a deep layered design. It nods to nature themes and its beauty merged with the studio's experience of creating a biophilic design. Additionally, all of the lamps are made with a unique textured surface which aids its light diffusion in different ways. When standing in front of the lamps, it visually creates a hypnotic experience.
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What's Driving This Trend
- Experimental Construction
- The Aureole collection showcases experimental construction techniques, incorporating black sand and progressive 3D-printing technology.
- Nature-inspired Design
- The lamp designs in the Aureole collection draw inspiration from nature, featuring intricate patterns with a spiral shape that folds and curves into itself.
- Textured Surface Innovation
- The unique textured surface of the lamps in the Aureole collection enhances light diffusion in captivating ways, creating a visually hypnotic experience.
Who This Affects Most
- Lighting
- The Aureole collection demonstrates disruptive innovation opportunities in the lighting industry, with its experimental construction techniques and nature-inspired designs.
- Construction
- The use of black sand and progressive 3D-printing technology in the Aureole collection presents disruptive innovation opportunities in the construction industry, particularly in the realm of decorative lighting.
- 3D Printing
- The Aureole collection highlights disruptive innovation opportunities in the 3D printing industry, showcasing how the technology can be employed to create intricate lamp designs with unique textured surfaces.
