Oblure, a Swedish home decor company, enlisted Hohan Lindsten and Markus Johansson to design the Arch pendant lamp. Its shape nods to classical architectural forms and boasts a maximalist design. The lamp was made to have a graphic presence due to its repeatedly curving piece of tubular metal.
The eye-catching piece is available in various colors, including blue, black, white, and more bold colors. Additionally, the standard finishes include a high-gloss option, a nude, and a matt finish. Consumers can also request customized colors and finishings for a unique focal point in any room. The light shines from the pendant's seven tubular pillars and is ideal for both private and public spaces. It is designed to complement dining tables and kitchen islands.
Image Credit: Oblure
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Maximalist Lighting Design
- Designing lighting fixtures that boast a maximalist design is a disruptive innovation opportunity for manufacturers, enabling them to meet increased demand for unique and eye-catching light fixtures.
- Customizable Lighting Products
- Offering customizable colors and finishings for lighting products is a disruptive innovation opportunity for manufacturers looking to provide unique focal points for customers' homes or businesses.
- Architecturally-inspired Lighting Design
- Incorporating classical architectural forms in lighting design is a disruptive innovation opportunity, providing manufacturers the chance to create pieces that boast a striking visual presence while complementing the surrounding decor.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Home Decor
- Businesses can meet increased demand for unique and eye-catching lighting fixtures by incorporating maximalist lighting design techniques into their home decor offerings.
- Hospitality Design
- Customizable lighting products can be a disruptive innovation opportunity for businesses in the hospitality design industry, allowing them to create unique focal points in public spaces such as restaurants or hotels.
- Architectural Design
- The use of architecturally-inspired forms in lighting design presents a disruptive innovation opportunity for businesses specializing in architectural design, allowing them to create visually striking pieces that complement their existing work.
