Sushi has inspired quite a lot of designs, but it often happens to be in a very direct and obvious manner; the Nendo Maki light fixture is much more subtle. If it wasn't dubbed 'Maki,' which means 'to roll' in Japanese, the lamp could easily have had many people thinking it was a simple, yet sculptural pendant lamp.
Designed for Foscarini, the Nendo Maki light fixture is made by rolling up two steel sheets from the same form, allowing soft light to spill from the slits on its side even though it mainly provides direct, precise light right underneath it. Perfect for the dining room, the Nendo Maki pendant lamp is a clean design that would complement just about any home and existing decor. It is available in white and grey.
What's Driving This Trend
- Subtle Sushi-inspired Design
- Opportunity for creating innovative products that subtly incorporate elements from popular cultural references like food.
- Sculptural Pendant Lamps
- Potential to develop unique and artistic lighting fixtures that serve as both functional light sources and decorative elements.
- Minimalist Home Decor
- Opportunity to design clean and versatile home decor items that can seamlessly blend with various interior styles.
Who This Affects Most
- Interior Design
- Innovative lighting designs can cater to the growing demand for unique and visually appealing interior decor.
- Home Furnishings
- Opportunity for manufacturers to create minimalist and versatile home decor items that appeal to modern consumers.
- Lighting Fixtures
- Disruptive potential to redefine the concept of traditional lighting fixtures by incorporating artistic and conceptual design elements.
