Why not extend your taste in jewelry to lighting fixtures around your home with this stunning and chic new collection of pendant and table lights by designer Tom Dixon?
This artistic new collection of pendant and table lights was recently unveiled at Milan Design Week 2014 and is bound to blow up. Mixing minimal and geometric design philosophies, the new 'Plane' collection features two-dimensional spherical lamps and lighting fixtures.
By combining geometric brass-plated planes and spherical glass shades, Dixon was able to create a beautifully crafted collection with the pendant lights available in both round and triangular planes.
"Geometry is a constant in my work," says Dixon about his new collection. "The flat planes are made from steel covered in reflective brass plating, while the spherical diffusers are produced from white glass."
What's Driving This Trend
- Minimalist Lighting Design
- Opportunity for designers to create pendant and table lights with minimalist, geometric designs.
- Mixed Materials Lighting
- Potential to explore the combination of brass-plated planes and spherical glass shades in lighting fixtures.
- Artistic Home Lighting
- Increasing demand for pendant and table lights that resemble artistic jewelry pieces in homes.
Who This Affects Most
- Interior Design
- Interior designers can incorporate minimalist lighting fixtures with geometric designs to enhance spaces.
- Lighting Manufacturing
- Manufacturers can explore the use of mixed materials, such as brass-plated planes and spherical glass shades, in their lighting fixtures.
- Home Decor
- Opportunity for home decor industry to offer artistic pendant and table lights that resemble jewelry pieces for customers.
