The Flow(t) glass lamp design created by Nao Tamura is inspired by the scenic beauty of the Venetian cityscape that is unlike any other landscape on Earth.
In order to capture the surreal serenity of a city half submerged below water, the designer gave each glass orb a dip-dyed effect using shades of aqua, teal and turquoise. Each glass vessel has its own individual shape, alternating in width and height which, when paired with the ombre shading technique, emulates the Venetian vista almost perfectly. As they delicately hang in the air, the lamps looks as though they are floating, an effect that is enhanced by the way the light dims towards the darker bottoms of the bulbs.
Nao Tamura's Flow(t) glass lamp design is a suspended sculptural work of artistic influence.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Ombre Lighting
- Opportunity for the lighting industry to explore dip-dye shading techniques to create unique and artistic lighting designs.
- Suspended Sculptural Lighting
- Opportunity for designers to create visually striking lighting fixtures that hang in the air like sculptures.
- Nature-inspired Lighting
- Opportunity for designers to draw inspiration from natural landscapes and cityscapes to create lighting fixtures that capture their beauty and essence.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Lighting
- Opportunity for the lighting industry to innovate and disrupt with unique and artistic lighting designs inspired by natural landscapes.
- Home Decor
- Opportunity for the home decor industry to offer visually stunning lighting fixtures that double as art pieces for the home.
- Hospitality
- Opportunity for the hospitality industry to enhance the ambiance and aesthetic of their spaces with visually striking lighting fixtures inspired by natural cityscapes.
