The Nul and Nul 5° lamps may look like something that would come from the Japanese or Chinese culture since they take on a lovely lantern-like aesthetic, but they were entirely inspired by Scandinavian design. In fact, they are made only from pure organic Scandinavian materials. Striking simplistic in a way that is at once traditional and modern, the light fixtures would add a clean rustic touch to homes as well as texture.
Designed by K-O-N-T-O, a studio based in Copenhagen, Denmark, the Nul and Nul 5° lamps are their first products. While one has a rectangular silhouette, the other angles out a bit for a little more dimension. Overall, both designs are beautifully sculptural, which many people will greatly appreciate.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Organic Lighting
- The use of pure organic materials in lighting fixtures presents an opportunity for disruptive innovation in sustainable interior design.
- Scandinavian-inspired Decor
- The Nul and Nul 5° lamps' Scandinavian design aesthetic could kickstart a trend for minimalist, cleanly designed homes.
- Sculptural Lighting
- Designs like the Nul and Nul 5° lamps could inspire more lights that are both functional and visually striking.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Interior Design
- The Nul and Nul 5° lamps align with interior design's push towards more socially responsible and environmentally-friendly design choices.
- Sustainable Manufacturing
- As consumers demand more eco-friendly products, incorporating organic materials in manufacturing presents business opportunities.
- Lighting Industry
- New, innovative lighting designs such as Nul and Nul 5° are set to disrupt the traditional lighting industry.
