The Dieter Janssen 'Heavy/Light' Design Doesn't Look So Heavy
Meghan Young — February 12, 2010 — Art & Design
References: dieterjanssen & contemporist
Upon reading the name for this lighting fixture, I began to inspect it with apprehension; I mean, I wonder how heavy the Dieter Janssen ‘Heavy/Light’ lighting fixture really is. I have this thing against suspended items that can crush you if unstable or tampered with.
Yet after I got over my silly preoccupation, I began to appreciate the design of the Dieter Janssen ‘Heavy/Light’ light. Made of cast-iron with xenon lighting components, it’s ripping effect almost contradicts its heavy material.
Yet after I got over my silly preoccupation, I began to appreciate the design of the Dieter Janssen ‘Heavy/Light’ light. Made of cast-iron with xenon lighting components, it’s ripping effect almost contradicts its heavy material.
Trend Themes
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Suspended Lighting Fixtures — There is a growing trend for suspended lighting fixtures that combine heavy materials with visually light designs.
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Ripping Effect — The use of a ripping effect in lighting designs is an emerging trend that adds an interesting visual element.
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Xenon Lighting Components — The use of xenon lighting components in fixtures is a trending innovation that offers bright and energy-efficient lighting.
Industry Implications
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Interior Design — The interior design industry can explore suspended lighting fixtures as a disruptive innovation to create visually stunning spaces.
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Lighting Manufacturing — Lighting manufacturers can leverage the trend of using a ripping effect in designs to offer unique and eye-catching products.
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Energy Efficiency — The energy efficiency industry can capitalize on the use of xenon lighting components to provide eco-friendly lighting solutions.
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