Federica Cammarota designs the Caleide collection for De Castelli defined by its concentric geometric shapes. The lighting capsule is made with various metals and finishing techniques to create a notable pattern across the lamp's surface. It evokes a calm glow and creates soft divots which add character and personality.
Each one is special by nature and boasts radiating patterns that are further elevated by a diffused light to stand as its own centerpiece. It can be blended together to form arrangements for a bold look. The artful blend of distinct materials form many levels of depth. This is then heightened more by the light that comes from the middle, similar to a sun figure resting in the middle. It comes in four distinctive designs.
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What's Driving This Trend
- Concentric Design Aesthetics
- Designs utilizing concentric geometry offer innovative visual experiences and provide a unique framework for architectural and interior creativity.
- Artisanal Metal Finishing
- The use of diverse metals with artisanal finishing techniques creates opportunities for bespoke lighting solutions that merge craftsmanship with functional art.
- Functional Art Lighting
- Lighting that serves as both an art piece and a functional object disrupts traditional boundaries, enhancing spaces with artistic value and utility.
Who This Affects Most
- Interior Design
- The integration of artistic, concentric lighting fixtures presents new potentials for creating immersive and expressive interior environments.
- Custom Lighting Manufacturing
- Manufacturers can tap into the demand for personalized lighting through the use of diverse materials and design patterns that cater to bespoke interior needs.
- Metal Fabrication
- The increasing demand for unique lighting fixtures opens up possibilities for metal fabricators skilled in crafting complex designs and finishes.
