Remi Bouhaniche has created a skeletal lighting design that dims with the pull of a cord. The Etirement lamp is interesting because the intensity of the light is changed when the user pulls a cord that tightens (or loosens) the fabric skin that covers the lamp. Who needs a dimmer switch when you have the Etirement lamp?
Implications - Remi Bouhaniche explains that the lamp was shaped "on the lines of a human body composed by a skin fabric tensed over a skeleton a metal structure." The lamp sounds like something out of a horror movie, but it actually looks quite modern. It is very simple, so homeowners don't have to worry about it matching their decor.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Interactive Lighting
- The Etirement lamp demonstrates the trend of interactive lighting, where users can control the intensity of light with a simple pull of a cord.
- Aesthetic Innovation
- The design of the Etirement lamp showcases the trend of combining modern aesthetics with functional lighting, creating a unique and eye-catching piece.
- Sustainable Design
- The use of a fabric skin that covers the lamp in the Etirement design highlights the trend of incorporating sustainable and eco-friendly materials into lighting solutions.
Sectors Adopting This
- Lighting
- The Etirement lamp presents an opportunity for lighting manufacturers to develop interactive lighting solutions that provide users with control over the intensity of light.
- Home Decor
- The innovative design of the Etirement lamp opens up opportunities for home decor companies to offer unique and aesthetically pleasing lighting options that stand out in the market.
- Textile Manufacturing
- The fabric skin concept used in the Etirement lamp presents a disruptive innovation opportunity for textile manufacturers to explore collaborations with lighting designers and create new products.
