Simultaneously modern and retro, the Edison Light is a fresh take on the antique incandescent lightbulb. You will observe a contemporary Plumen light source that is certainly a product of the 21st century, yet it has been encased in a transparent glass globe to mimic the 19th century electrical device.
Damien Urvoy's design playfully associates the glowing loops with an old filament, encasing them in a bulb. The base of the table lamp is a cylindrical wooden block that's partially covered by this clear cap as well; meanwhile, the cord of the fixture is coiled around spool-like indentation of the middle to store excess cable. This red wire adds a colorful and functionally adaptive feature to the Edison Light, bringing a vintage gadget up to date with for the modern interior.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Retro-modern Lighting
- Opportunity to create lighting fixtures that combine vintage design elements with modern technology.
- Transparent Encasement
- Opportunity to encase contemporary light sources in transparent globes for a nostalgic look.
- Functionally Adaptive Fixtures
- Opportunity to incorporate functional and adaptable features into lighting fixtures.
Where This Applies
- Interior Design
- Opportunity for interior designers to incorporate retro-modern lighting fixtures into their designs.
- Lighting Manufacturing
- Opportunity for lighting manufacturers to produce transparent encasements for contemporary light sources.
- Home Decor
- Opportunity for home decor retailers to offer functionally adaptive lighting fixtures with vintage-inspired designs.
