In a way, the Stasis Lamp could be described as relatively minimal in design; however, there is a whimsicality to its composition that brings smile to your face in the way that simple interior fixtures rarely do. What we have here is a single lampshade that's been assembled as a stack of progressively smaller domes made from semi-spherical pieces of metal.
Studio BAAG piled sets of four bowls, one on top of the other, to produce the quirky light fixture. These have been precariously angled such that they almost appear to be sliding off of the dome below. The asymmetry of the finished product lighthearted and visually intriguing.
To finish the Stasis Lamps, the designers applied rubberized paint in either grey or a muted pastel green. These shades allow them to blend in with all sorts of interiors, subtly introducing a dose of delight.
What's Driving This Trend
- Whimsical Interior Fixtures
- Creating interior fixtures with a whimsical and lighthearted design to bring joy and delight to living spaces.
- Asymmetrical Lighting Designs
- Exploring lighting designs that incorporate asymmetry to create visually intriguing and unique products.
- Rubberized Paint Finishes
- Using rubberized paint finishes in various colors to add subtle and delightful accents to interior fixtures.
Who This Affects Most
- Interior Design
- Opportunity for interior designers to incorporate whimsical fixtures and lighting designs into their projects to create a unique and delightful ambiance.
- Lighting Manufacturing
- Manufacturers can explore the production of asymmetrical lighting fixtures to cater to customers looking for visually intriguing and innovative lighting solutions.
- Paint Industry
- The paint industry can capitalize on the trend of rubberized paint finishes in interior design by creating and marketing a wide range of colors and textures suitable for different applications.
