The Cinna Lamp is designed for those who fear keeping their bed mate awake but like to work/read late into the night. The lamp has a ceramic body and a cork base and needs to be unscrewed before it will light up.
The Cinna Lamp was designed by Francois Rybarczyk. The lamp does not emit any light when it is fully screwed in. When unscrewed, the lamp emits a soft glow tempered by its cork base. The lamp is ideal for reading or working in bed as it shines from the light up and will not keep your significant other on the opposite side of the bed awake. The Cinna Lamp's simple design and eye-catching body make it a winning design suitable for any modern home.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Ceramic-cork Combo Design
- Designers could innovate with ceramic and cork to create sleek and functional products that are both sturdy and lightweight.
- Considerate Bedside Lighting
- Design innovative lights that offer adjustable lighting which still makes it possible to work, study or read in bed without disturbing your partner.
- Sustainable Materials Use
- Designers could develop home goods using sustainable materials such as cork to add a touch of insulation to ceramic, a material not known for its thermal features.
Where This Applies
- Interior Design
- Interior designers can use paring of sustainable materials, such as this cork-ceramic combo, which offer function and style that can revolutionize interior designing.
- Home Decor and Furniture
- Furniture and decor manufacturers can consider incorporating sustainable materials like cork and ceramics to create durable, lightweight, and eco-friendly products, such as lamps, desk accessories and shelves.
- Lighting Manufacturing Industry
- The lighting industry could innovate adjustable lighting solutions that provide directional light and allows consumers to use their homes for activities that would require adjustable lighting, such as reading in bed without disturbing their sleeping partner.
