The Resch Lighting Series is stunning example of how designers can really transform a space in an artistic area whether that's in the home, office or public arena. Sculptural and intricate, the aesthetic may seem as though it were inspired by the art of origami, but in reality it was inspired by 1960s artist Ron Resch, who was known for his tesselations.
Designed by Justine Paul Vinci M. Nebreja, the Resch Lighting Series is full of warmth in spite of its sharp edges. The choice of copper material is what gives the Resch Lighting Series this approachability. Yet even without it people wouldn't be able to take their eyes off of the geometric lines that add an artistic flair to its surroundings.
What's Driving This Trend
- Sculptural Lighting
- Designers are creating sculptural lighting pieces that transform spaces artistically.
- Origami-inspired Design
- Designers are drawing inspiration from the art of origami to create intricate and aesthetic lighting fixtures.
- Warm Industrial Aesthetic
- The use of copper material in lighting design adds warmth and approachability to modern industrial aesthetics.
Who This Affects Most
- Interior Design
- Interior designers can incorporate sculptural lighting into their projects to enhance the visual appeal of spaces.
- Lighting Fixtures
- Manufacturers can explore origami-inspired designs for lighting fixtures to offer unique and artistic options to consumers.
- Metal Fabrication
- Metal fabrication companies can expand their offerings by specializing in copper material for lighting fixtures, catering to the demand for warm industrial aesthetics.
