In a truly post-modern approach to lighting, The White Lamp by RecUPAtiNe moves the bulb that would traditionally be held within the design to the outer part of the shade. Made with recycled materials, The White Lamp by RecUPAtiNe is as beautiful as it is obscure, which might make some discerning critiques a bit apprehensive.
The base of The White Lamp is made by making use of a discarded opaline light fixture piece, whereas the shade itself is made from 33 used light bulbs of varying size and shape. I love the way that the fixture is magical in certain respects and looks like something out of a surreal story. Moreover, it's an exercise in tongue-in-cheek humor as placing the bulbs outside the fixture is a little bizarre, but a whole lot of fun.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Outside-the-box Lighting
- The trend of moving light bulbs traditionally held within the design to the outer part of the shade could create disruptive innovation opportunities for designers and manufacturers in the lighting industry.
- Upcycling and Sustainability
- The use of recycled materials in the creation of The White Lamp presents an opportunity for companies in the sustainable design and furniture industries to innovate on new environmentally-friendly materials and manufacturing processes.
- Post-modern Design
- The White Lamp's unique and obscure design can inspire disruptive innovation opportunities for designers and manufacturers in the home decor industry looking to create fresh and unconventional designs.
Sectors Adopting This
- Lighting
- The White Lamp's unusual design can inspire disruptive innovation opportunities for designers and manufacturers in the lighting industry.
- Sustainable Design
- The use of recycled materials in The White Lamp's production can inspire disruptive innovation opportunities for companies in the sustainable design and furniture industries.
- Home Decor
- The unique and obscure design of The White Lamp can inspire disruptive innovation opportunities for designers and manufacturers to create new unconventional designs and styles in the home decor industry.
