The name of the lighting collection Catch by Lindsey Adelman, a designer based in New York, is appropriate. Each lampshade looks as though it is in a state of captivity. Drooping in surrender and sadness, they hang from the brass stands in a way that will inspire sympathy from onlookers immediately.
Catch by Lindsey Adelman is set to be displayed at the Nilufar Gallery in Milan, Italy. To create each fixture, glass is blown directly into water-jet brass links. Two forms are then fused together, slumping naturally due to gravity. The collection was "originally inspired by imagining chandelier chain enlarging to become the chandelier," according to the designer. The shades are available in clear and milky finishes.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Depressing Aesthetics Trend
- Designing products with a sad and pathetic appearance can become a new trend among artists and designers.
- Gravity-dependent Construction Trend
- Creating products inspired by gravity and its effects on construction, like Catch, can become a new trend in product design and engineering.
- Blown Glass and Brass Craze
- Using the combination of blown glass and brass in product design can become a new trend in luxury interior furnishings.
Where This Applies
- Luxury Interior Furnishings
- Catch by Lindsey Adelman can inspire new designs for luxury lighting fixtures and other high-end interior furnishings.
- Product Design
- Catch by Lindsey Adelman can inspire the creation of other gravity-dependent products in various industries.
- Art and Sculpture
- The depressing and sympathetic aesthetic of Catch by Lindsey Adelman can inspire new art and sculpture pieces that evoke strong emotional responses in their audience.
