Oliver Vitry's Rainbow Lighting is a project inspired by the stained glass windows in a church. The designer began visiting a church at the start of the pandemic, becoming his muse for Rainbow Lighting. Therefore, the project is a physical representation of Vitry's perspective of life at that time.
The lamp consists of one transparent glass tube and another sandblasted glass tube. Joined together, each one counts nine slits where one or more different colored and sized filters are inserted. Made from colored glass waste, the filters create a stained-glass effect. Soft light is cast upwards from the lower part of the tubes. In addition, users can choose and install different filters to become the artist of their own Rainbow Lighting.
Image Credit: Oliver Vitry
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Rainbow Lighting
- Designing multicolored lighting fixtures inspired by stained-glass, which provide users with artistic freedom
- Upcycling Glass Waste
- Turning glass waste into filters for lighting fixtures to promote sustainability
- Customizable Lighting
- Creating lighting fixtures that allow users to modify and personalize the product to cater to their preferences
Industries Being Reshaped
- Lighting Industry
- Manufacturing multicolored lighting fixtures that give customers the freedom to modify the product, bringing unique value propositions to the customer
- Sustainability Industry
- Providing support for manufacturers to use recycled materials in their products, promoting a sustainable, eco-friendly manufacturing process
- Interior Design Industry
- Incorporating innovative lighting fixtures to homes and businesses which align with their decorative styles
