The Fiore is a wall-mounted lighting concept designed by Jimmy Rojas that integrates illumination, fresh flowers and fragrance into a single fixture. The sconce features a built-in vase for live blooms alongside a signature scent created to complement their natural aroma. Developed while Rojas was studying at the Savannah College of Art and Design, the concept encourages a multisensory approach to interior lighting through the addition of botanical and fragrance elements.
The concept has received a Silver award in the Conceptual Products category at the International Design Awards, was recognized as a People's Choice honoree at the 2025 NYCxDESIGN Awards and was exhibited at Salone Satellite in Milan. Fiore is designed to mount directly to a wall, allowing it to function as both a lighting fixture and a decorative display while introducing fresh flowers and scent into interior spaces.
Image Credit: Jimmy Rojas
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Multisensory Lighting
- Lighting concepts that combine illumination, scent, and botanical elements are expanding fixtures into experiential platforms for mood, wellness, and spatial identity.
- Integrated Floral Decor
- Wall-mounted designs with built-in vases introduce new possibilities for modular home accents that merge live nature with functional interior products.
- Scent-enhanced Interiors
- Fragrance-integrated decor reflects a shift toward ambient design systems where aroma becomes as customizable and branded as color, light, and texture.
Where This Applies
- Home Decor
- Hybrid decorative fixtures create fresh opportunities for products that blend utility, personalization, and organic materials in compact living spaces.
- Interior Design
- Multisensory installations are reshaping commercial and residential environments by turning walls into curated surfaces for light, scent, and biophilic expression.
- Lighting
- The convergence of illumination with fragrance and floral display positions lighting brands to differentiate through emotional atmosphere rather than brightness alone.
