A lampshade can do so much more than simply damper or diffuse the light from a bulb, and these LEM Wall Lights show you how. Daniel Becker has developed these fascinating fixtures with multifaceted surfaces that have been carefully covered in different textiles.
Inspired by aperiodic patterns and quasicrystals, the designer constructed three-dimensional forms from fine wire that take complex yet rational and symmetrical shapes. They're visually intriguing on their own, but assume mesmerizing depth when dressed in various fabrics and foils. The different colors, textures and materials allow rays to escape from the LEM Wall Lights in a variety of ways, producing spectacular shadows and designs within their own skins and against the drywall behind them.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Multifaceted Illuminators
- Opportunity for creating lampshades with three-dimensional forms and complex textures, resulting in visually intriguing lighting fixtures.
- Aperiodic Patterns
- Exploring designs inspired by aperiodic patterns and quasicrystals to create unique and mesmerizing lighting effects.
- Shadow-producing Lighting
- Utilizing different colors, textures, and materials to create lighting fixtures that produce spectacular shadows and designs.
Sectors Adopting This
- Lighting Design
- Disruptive innovation opportunity in the lighting design industry by incorporating three-dimensional forms and complex textures into lampshade designs.
- Home Decor
- Innovative lampshades with aperiodic patterns and quasicrystal-inspired designs offer unique and mesmerizing lighting options for home decor industry.
- Architectural Design
- Opportunity for architects to create lighting fixtures that produce captivating shadows and designs, enhancing the aesthetic appeal of interior spaces.
