The 'Bloom' wall lamp has been designed by George Barratt-Jones as an illuminator that puts a focus on interactivity for users to appreciate each day when turning it on. The lamp appears as a florally inspired illuminator from afar, but will reveal an interactive design upon closer inspection that can be twisted from the middle to have it expand outwards in all directions. This will create different kinds of lighting effects that range from direct to more passive and bring about a refreshingly interactive functionality for users to appreciate.
The 'Bloom' wall lamp draws design inspiration from NASA solar panel technology and floral specimens to help create something of a hybrid decor option that is perfect for placement in a wide variety of spaces.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Interactive Lighting Design
- The use of interactive designs in lighting that provide different lighting effects for users, creating a new level of experience.
- Hybrid Decor
- Combining design inspiration from different sources to create a new hybrid decor option for business professionals and homeowners to explore.
- Nasa-inspired Design
- Incorporating NASA solar panel technology into design for a unique and futuristic approach.
Where This Applies
- Interior Design
- Integrating interactive lighting designs and hybrid decor options for a new customer experience within the interior design industry.
- Green Technology
- Incorporating NASA solar panel technology as a disruptive innovation for the green technology industry.
- Home Decor
- Creating a unique and futuristic approach to home decor with the use of hybrid designs and new lighting concepts.
