The Prandina 2012 Collection was recently unveiled during the Light & Building 2012 fair in Frankfurt, Germany. It is comprised of four blown glass designs that are subtly curved and stunningly contemporary. Although each light is crafted out of glass, they each have a metallic finish that suggests otherwise.
The lighting making up the Prandina 2012 Collection have been given individual names. Tiara is simple and elegant with a thin gold line circling the top half. Gong is like a cocoon, both delicate and strong. Bloom has a mysterious appeal while providing light from both the bottom and the top. Lastly, Chorus is a changeling. Despite its cylindrical shape, it boasts odd angles that make it look slightly different depending on where a person is standing.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Blown Glass Designs
- Exploring new techniques and aesthetics in blown glass designs presents an opportunity for disruptive innovation in the lighting industry.
- Metallic-finish Lighting
- Developing innovative techniques to create metallic finishes on lighting fixtures opens up new possibilities for unique and contemporary designs.
- Curved Contemporary Lighting
- Designing lighting fixtures with subtle curves and a contemporary aesthetic offers disruptive innovation opportunities for modern interior design.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Lighting
- The lighting industry can explore the use of blown glass and metallic finishes to create visually stunning and innovative lighting fixtures.
- Interior Design
- Integrating curved contemporary lighting into interior design can bring a fresh and modern look to spaces, creating disruptive innovation in the industry.
- Glass Manufacturing
- Advancing techniques in blown glass and developing new ways to achieve metallic finishes can revolutionize the glass manufacturing industry.
