The artistic director of Brokis, Lucie Koldova, designs the new Prisma collection that is inspired by the Brutalist design movement. The capsule is made up of lighting structures that are influenced by the strength and structure of the movement overall.
The namesake of the collection nods to the decagonal metal prism stricture that is able to bounce light off to different angles from different perspectives. The Prism comes in the option of either a table lamp or a pendant in three different finishes -- this includes "brushed steel, galvanized yellow zinc gloss, and galvanized yellow zinc matte." It has a minimal design look, which is the perfect addition to any industrial or architectural space to evoke a soft ambiance.
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What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Brutalist-inspired Lighting
- Opportunity for lighting designers to explore the Brutalist movement and create unique structures that can bounce light from different angles.
- Minimal Design
- Opportunity for designers to explore minimalism in their creations and to create pieces that can add subtle ambiance to spaces.
- Multi-functional Structures
- Opportunity to create multi-functional lighting structures that can be used as both table lamps and pendants.
Sectors Adopting This
- Lighting Design
- Lighting designers can create unique structures inspired by the Brutalist movement or explore minimalism to evoke a soft ambiance.
- Architecture
- Architects can incorporate Brutalist-inspired lighting structures into their designs to add visual interest and unique lighting effects.
- Home Decor
- Home decor retailers can offer multi-functional lighting structures that provide both table lamps and pendants, catering to a broader range of customer needs and preferences.
