Front Design, a Swedish design duo highlight nature, and Swedish landscapes when it comes to their work and recently, it created special pieces for Moooi. This includes a range of lamps and ceiling lights along with tables and carpets as well. These are led by vibrant designs that are detailed with intricate patterning and optical illusions. The latest work comes in the form of the Starfall Light, which is a chandelier that rests upside-down resembling the look of stars and resting under a starry night sky.
This came to fruition as the designers were stargazing in a dark forest in Sweden. Co-Founder Sofia Lagerkvist states, "The idea for the Starfall Light has come about from our fascination with the starry sky at night when we've been out in the forest. When it's cold and dark, and you're laying there, looking up through the trees, and the stars are so bright."
Image Credit: Front
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Nature-inspired Lighting Designs
- Opportunities exist for designers to create more lighting fixtures inspired by landscapes and natural phenomena.
- Intricate Patterned Furniture
- Designers can innovate in the furniture space by incorporating complex patterns and optical illusions.
- Upside-down Chandeliers
- The concept of chandeliers that rest upside-down can be explored further to create unique lighting fixtures.
Sectors Adopting This
- Furniture Design
- Designers in the furniture industry can take inspiration from Front Design's intricate patterns and optical illusions.
- Lighting Design
- Lighting designers can create more nature-inspired fixtures like those seen in Front Design's collection.
- Home Decor
- Innovative and unique decor items like upside-down chandeliers can find a place in the home decor industry.
