These triangle lamps were designed by Milan and Tokyo-based architect Maria Novozhilova.
The geometric objects, titled 'All Around Lamps' are unlike other floor lamps as rather than sitting on a stand, they are prismatic and can sit on any face of the prism that the owner wishes. The lamps come in two sizes, give off a warm light and are decorated with silhouettes of city skylines -- including Milan and Sydney. The larger of the two lamps can be flipped on their base so that the light is turned upwards and can then be used as a stool or coffee table. The lamps can also function as modules and can be put together to make larger tables.
These triangle lamps are simultaneously fashionable accessories and useful home products.
What's Driving This Trend
- Modular Lighting
- Designing floor lamps that can be used as modules opens up opportunities for customizable lighting solutions.
- Prismatic Furniture
- Incorporating prismatic elements into furniture designs can create unique and eye-catching pieces.
- City Skylines Decor
- Using city skylines as decorative elements in home products adds an urban aesthetic to interior design.
Who This Affects Most
- Interior Design
- Innovations in modular lighting and prismatic furniture can revolutionize the way interior designers approach space and functionality.
- Home Decor
- The incorporation of city skylines into home products presents opportunities for creating city-themed decor collections.
- Furniture Manufacturing
- Manufacturers can explore the production of prismatic furniture pieces to appeal to consumers seeking stylish and unconventional designs.
