Design label Lasvit joied forces with designers Henry Wielgus and Jan Plecháč to design the Neverending Glory collection. The collection is comprised of redesigned chandeliers found in some of the most famous theaters in the world. The Neverending Glory collection includes a series of light pendants based on lights found in Milan's La Scala theater, Paris' Palais Garnier, New York's Metropolitan Opera theater, Prague's Estate theater and Moscow's Bolshoi theater.
Lasvit's glassmakers scaled back every single piece so that they would fit the mold of contemporary interior designs. Wielgus expresses that the idea was born out of the concept that it would simply be a shame if these beautiful old crystal chandeliers were to be confined only in these theaters, so the collection modernizes the lights for modern homes. The Neverending Glory collection offers five chandelier lights in white, opal, iridescent and smoky hues.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Theater-inspired Chandeliers
- Disruptive Innovation Opportunity: Designing chandeliers inspired by famous theaters can tap into the demand for unique and theatrical lighting fixtures in modern homes.
- Redesigned Chandeliers
- Disruptive Innovation Opportunity: Redesigning old crystal chandeliers to fit contemporary interior designs can bridge the gap between traditional and modern aesthetics.
- Contemporary Lighting Fixtures
- Disruptive Innovation Opportunity: Creating modern light pendants in various hues can cater to the diverse preferences of consumers in the lighting industry.
Sectors Adopting This
- Interior Design
- Disruptive Innovation Opportunity: Collaborating with designers to create innovative chandeliers can bring a unique selling point to the interior design industry.
- Lighting
- Disruptive Innovation Opportunity: Reimagining chandelier designs can offer new possibilities and shake up the traditional lighting industry.
- Home Decor
- Disruptive Innovation Opportunity: Introducing theater-inspired chandeliers can attract customers looking for distinctive and conversation-starter pieces for their homes.
