The Simon Says light fixtures are strikingly different. More wall art than a functional piece of furniture, it provides a soft glow through the ruched fabric of quality silk. Each lamp takes on a cubic or rectangular shape that brings to mind the retro video game Tetris, especially when arranged in separate boxy forms. Yet the Simon Says lamps were clearly inspired by a different game.
Designed by Aqua Creations, a studio based in Tel Aviv, Israel, the Simon Says light fixtures are part of their larger Mino Collection. They are available in a variety of colors and sizes, which make them perfect for existing decor in contemporary homes. According to the designers, "The proportions make Simon Says perfect for either narrow spaces, or for more complex light installations and compositions."
What's Driving This Trend
- Geometric Silk Lighting
- Opportunity for incorporating unique, artistic lighting fixtures into interior design.
- Ruched Silk Fabrics
- Opportunity for using ruched silk fabrics in other design applications like furniture or clothing.
- Modular Light Fixtures
- Opportunity for creating modular light fixtures that can be arranged in various configurations for personalized lighting solutions.
Who This Affects Most
- Interior Design
- Incorporating innovative lighting fixtures into interior design for visually striking spaces.
- Textile and Fabric
- Exploring the use of ruched silk fabrics in industries beyond lighting, such as furniture or fashion.
- Lighting Design
- Developing modular light fixtures that offer flexibility and customization options for residential and commercial applications.
