Amsterdam-based design firm Piet Boon designs the LUNO lamp for Italian lighting brand FLOS Bespoke. Instead of following the same path as a traditional lamp, it has been entirely reimagined through an innovative two-part system. It redefines the interaction of how we see and experience light.
The design team created the LUNO lamp with inspiration drawn from architecture and movement. It is made to order as the two brands share a refined approach to 'form and function' as it is also rooted in a deep understanding of customization and craftsmanship. The team then created the LUNO lamp with a modern yet timeless feel. It has a suspended glass halo made from frosted glass, which emits a soft glow.
Image Credit: Piet Boon
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Architectural Lighting Design
- Inspired by architecture, the LUNO lamp showcases how lighting can be an integral part of structural design, opening up avenues for innovative form-driven light solutions.
- Customization and Craftsmanship
- The tailor-made nature of the LUNO lamp highlights a growing demand for bespoke lighting solutions, allowing for a unique blend of artistry and functional customization.
- Two-part Lighting Innovation
- The reimagined two-part system of the LUNO lamp disrupts traditional lighting design, offering a new paradigm for how light can be experienced and controlled.
Sectors Adopting This
- Custom Lighting
- The emphasis on made-to-order designs in the lighting industry points to a heightened consumer desire for personalized lighting ecosystems.
- Home and Interior Design
- Modern, customizable lighting solutions like the LUNO lamp drive the integration of artistic and functional elements in home interiors.
- Architectural Design
- Lighting innovations inspired by architectural aesthetics enhance the role of illumination in expressing structural and spatial artistry.
