The Talisse Lamp is visually appealing in two major ways. The first involves its overall shape, which can be likened both to a wispy cloud or even the body of a slug (most people would opt for the former). Second to that, the Talisse Lamp is fitted with a decorative brass panel that filters the light it emits in patterns. Adding texture both to the fixture and the light, the panel sets it apart from other similar designs. It is inspired by nautical and astronomic instruments of old.
Created by Hopf, Nordin for MODISS, the Talisse Lamp is made out of porcelain. This material also adds a nice touch of texture, even though the surface is predominantly smooth. The Talisse Lamp is available in three models.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Decorative Light Fixtures
- Opportunity to create unique lighting designs that incorporate decorative elements such as brass panels.
- Porcelain Lighting Materials
- Opportunity to innovate with porcelain materials to create textured and visually appealing lighting fixtures.
- Inspiration From Historical Instruments
- Opportunity to draw inspiration from nautical and astronomic instruments to create unique and innovative lighting designs.
Where This Applies
- Lighting Design
- Innovations in decorative lighting materials and designs can disrupt the lighting design industry.
- Porcelain Manufacturing
- Innovations in porcelain materials and production processes can disrupt the manufacturing industry for lighting fixtures and other porcelain products.
- Interior Design
- Decorative lighting fixtures that draw inspiration from historical instruments can disrupt the interior design industry with unique and visually striking designs.
