Perch is the name of a bird lamp inspired by the origami art form. Full of sharp lines and an overall abstract silhouette, the bird lamp is a playful design that interacts with its user in a charming way. Although it comes with a stand, it is able to perch on someone's finger as if it were a real bird.
Designed by architectu Umut Yamac, the bird lamp not only emits a soft, welcoming glow, it also swings gently back and forth with the slightest touch. Made by hand in London, the bird lamp was presented at the designjunction during London Design Week. Each one takes four to five days to produce, which is not surprising considering the details involved in the design.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Origami-inspired Lighting
- Opportunity for creating innovative lighting designs that draw inspiration from the art of origami.
- Interactive Lamps
- Opportunity to develop lamps that engage with users through playful and interactive features.
- Handcrafted Design
- Opportunity to explore the market for unique and intricately handcrafted lighting products.
Where This Applies
- Interior Design
- The interior design industry can leverage origami-inspired lighting to create visually stunning and captivating spaces.
- Home Decor
- Opportunity for the home decor industry to offer customers interactive lamps that add a touch of whimsy and charm to their homes.
- Artisanal Crafts
- The artisanal crafts industry can tap into the demand for handcrafted design by showcasing unique lighting products like the bird lamp.
