Having an aversion to industrial materials as domestic decor is not unusual, but as items like the Komat Beton Light demonstrate, they can exude a real gentleness when finished carefully and fixed amidst warm spaces.
This particular piece is quite simple in form, likely produced with poured concrete into a rigid rectangular mold. After hardening, the monolithic object would have been sanded and polished to to uncover surprisingly smooth surfaces and an organic texture of air bubbles.
A lightbulb is installed at the end of the edge adjacent to its wall mount. The visual effect that the Komat Beton Light creates introduces beams of shadow above, adding intrigue to the appearance of a plain wall behind it.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Industrial Decor
- Incorporating industrial materials into domestic decor can exude gentleness when finished carefully and fixed amidst warm spaces.
- Organic Texture
- Creating organic textures with industrial materials, like concrete, can add visual interest and intrigue to decor pieces.
- Functional Art
- Making functional art pieces, like the Komat Beton Light, out of industrial materials can create unique and visually striking pieces for decor and lighting.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Home Decor
- Companies in the home decor industry can incorporate industrial materials into their designs to create unique and visually striking pieces, like the Komat Beton Light.
- Lighting
- Lighting companies can experiment with industrial materials, like concrete, to create functional art pieces that provide aesthetic beauty and illumination, like the Komat Beton Light.
- Furniture Design
- Furniture design companies can explore unique, industrial materials, like concrete, to create one-of-a-kind pieces that elevate the aesthetic value of interior design.
