The Jellyfish Lighting is a suctioning light fixture that soaks up the sun's rays in order to shine. Although it doesn't look like a jellyfish at first, not like the Mush Lamp or Roxy Russels life-like creations, the Jellyfish Lighting is subtly modeled after the domed head of the sea creature.
Designed by Ryan Jongwoo Choi, the Jellyfish Lighting is made out of silicone, which gives it a striking translucent aesthetic. The material also allows it to stick easily to surfaces, especially when paired with the hollowed inside, which acts as a vacuum when pushed against a window or wall. The inner lining is outfitted with solar panels to harness the sun's energy. At night, the Jellyfish Lighting can be placed anywhere.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Solar-powered Fixtures
- Developing more solar-powered fixtures for sustainable lighting solutions.
- Suction-based Lighting
- Creating new designs for suction-based lighting with innovative materials and shapes.
- Translucent Lighting
- Incorporating translucent materials with lighting fixtures for attractive yet eco-friendly options.
Sectors Adopting This
- Lighting Industry
- Providing new opportunities for the lighting industry to work on more efficient and sustainable lighting fixtures.
- Environmental Industry
- Creating new business opportunities for the environmental industry to work on eco-friendly initiatives for lighting solutions.
- Home Decor Industry
- Introducing new design potentials for the home decor industry to cater sustainable and aesthetic lighting options.
