Every designer wants his creations to be coveted, but these geometric golden lamps seem even to be made to celebrate themselves. The Mejd Studio of Bratislava, Slovakia, has designed a set of very elegant illuminators that occupy their own display cases.
Effective as either table lamps or pendant lamps, these sculptural fixtures are centered around sections of split spheres. The upper dome acts as a highly reflective lampshade, while the bottom serves as a multipurpose bowl. The rounded forms are spaced and secured to crossing rectangular frames by welding the brass material together. Finished consistently with gold-tinted silver coatings, the Exhibit geometric golden lamps become exquisite display cabinets, open to the air and inviting flowers and other ornaments to be arranged in the bases.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Geometric Lamps
- Designers can explore the use of geometric shapes in lamps for both functional and artistic purposes.
- Multipurpose Lighting
- The integration of lighting and functional storage in home decor items is an opportunity for innovation.
- Reflective Shades
- The use of highly reflective surfaces in lamp shades can enhance the brightness and aesthetic of a room.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Home Decor
- The geometric golden lamps are an example of how home decor can be both functional and artistic.
- Art and Museum Exhibits
- The exhibit lamps were designed to symbolize the preciousness of artifacts in galleries and museums.
- Furniture Design
- The incorporation of lighting into furniture designs presents an opportunity for innovation in the industry.
