The Lightboy & Lightgirl are Inspired by Bathroom Signage
Meghan Young — January 5, 2011 — Art & Design
References: rgarzamarcos & bookofjoe
Although one might not want to be reminded about public bathrooms constantly, there's something universally appealing about the Lightboy & Lightgirl lamps.
Designed by Mexico-based designer-architect Ricardo Garza Marcos, the Lightboy & Lightgirl are made out of solid walnut or maple, respectively. As minimalist and practical as their original purpose dictates, these pieces boast a clever concept all around.
Designed by Mexico-based designer-architect Ricardo Garza Marcos, the Lightboy & Lightgirl are made out of solid walnut or maple, respectively. As minimalist and practical as their original purpose dictates, these pieces boast a clever concept all around.
Trend Themes
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Minimalist Lighting — There is an opportunity to explore the minimalist lighting trend with solid wood materials.
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Sign-inspired Accessories — The use of signage as inspiration for design opens up possibilities for more creative sign-inspired accessories.
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Quirky Home Decor — The possibility of incorporating unique and playful pieces like Lightboy & Lightgirl lamps in home decor opens up new avenues for this trend to grow.
Industry Implications
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Furniture — Furniture manufacturers can use this trend as inspiration to create unique and interesting lighting pieces for homes.
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Home Decor — Home decor companies can explore unique and playful designs like Lightboy & Lightgirl lamps to give consumers more quirky options.
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Design — Designers can take inspiration from signage and explore more creative sign-inspired designs in various industries.
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