Cosentino presents its new Dekton Ukiyo light collection which is comprised of linear fluting structures defined by textured accents for a unique tactile look. It is made for both residential and commercial spaces and is designed with the help of Claudia Afshar. It is alls inspired by modern design and Japanese influence, embracing minimal themes and the present moment as Ukiyo means to 'live in the moment.'
Afshar explains “Playing with texture is timeless, and it is so important in all materials, not just fabric. I have always been inspired by the materials found in nature and making the spaces I design as comfortable, warm, and authentic as possible. Ukiyo is calming yet simplistic, and the colorways and fluting are romantic, but also contemporary and masculine to achieve balance.”
Image Credit: Claudia Afshar, Cosentino
What's Driving This Trend
- Textured Fluted Light Collections
- Claudia Afshar Designs the Dekton Ukiyo Collection for Cosentino, embracing minimal themes and the present moment as Ukiyo means to 'live in the moment'.
- Linear Fluting Structures
- The Dekton Ukiyo Collection features linear fluting structures with textured accents, offering a unique tactile look that is both contemporary and masculine.
- Inspired by Japanese Influence
- The design of the Dekton Ukiyo Collection is inspired by Japanese influence, combining calming yet simplistic elements with romantic colorways and fluting.
Who This Affects Most
- Interior Design
- The Dekton Ukiyo Collection presents disruptive innovation opportunities in the interior design industry, offering unique tactile lighting solutions for residential and commercial spaces.
- Architecture
- Architects can embrace the trend of linear fluting structures as seen in the Dekton Ukiyo Collection to enhance the aesthetics and tactile experience of their designs.
- Home Decor
- The textured fluted light collections introduced by Cosentino can create disruptive innovation opportunities in the home decor industry, providing unique and contemporary lighting options for consumers.
