Modern lighting today is often characterized by its connectivity, but the 'Tinge' lamp series takes things in a different direction by encouraging users to interact with it to achieve the optimal level of illumination. Designed by Jacob Starley, the light collection consists of a pendant light, table lamp and wall-mounted unit, which each feature a gradient glass disc that obscures the illumination level. Users can turn the integrated knob to transition the light between bright to subdued and everywhere in between to achieve the exact level of illumination for their needs or preferences.
The 'Tinge' lamp series has an interactive, industrial feel that is in juxtaposition to illuminators presently on the market by putting a stronger focus on the user experience over a hands-off design.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Interactive Lighting Solutions
- Designing lighting solutions that encourage user interaction can create a unique and memorable experience.
- Gradient Glass Discs
- Incorporating gradient glass discs into lighting design allows for subtle adjustments in illumination level and adds a modern touch to the traditional light source.
- Manual Adjustments
- Offering manual adjustments to lighting allows users to customize their experience and can be a unique selling point in a market dominated by automated systems.
Where This Applies
- Interior Design
- The 'Tinge' lamp series can enhance any room's aesthetic and can inspire further experimentation with interactive lighting design.
- Hospitality
- Hotels, restaurants and bars can benefit from interactive lighting solutions that create a unique atmosphere and a memorable experience for their guests.
- Retail
- Incorporating interactive lighting into product displays can enhance customer engagement and create a more immersive and memorable shopping experience.
