This quirky collection of versatile home lamps, from Estonian design company KEHA3, feels almost futuristic with its industrial ventilation pipe-inspired aesthetic look.
Designed by Margus Tribmann, the 'Throat Lamp' is made from a flexible metal spring body that has been covered in a polyurethane coating. The ventilation pipe body of the lamp can be moved around and adjusted depending on the user's preference for both the look and direction of the light.
When combined together, these industrial-inspired lamps begin to take on a whole new look and feel. The lamp seems to protrude outwards from its surface as if it is gazing into the room with a sense of purpose, and almost seems to watch its surroundings with an alien-like sense of awareness.
What's Driving This Trend
- Flexible Industrial Design
- Designing products with flexible and adjustable features to enhance user experience.
- Quirky Aesthetic
- Creating unconventional and futuristic designs to appeal to niche markets.
- Modular Lighting
- Developing lighting solutions that can be combined and rearranged for customized illumination.
Who This Affects Most
- Lighting Design
- Opportunity to develop innovative lighting solutions with flexible and modular features.
- Home Decor
- Exploring unique and quirky design concepts that cater to consumers seeking unconventional home decor.
- Interior Design
- Incorporating industrial-themed lighting fixtures to add a modern and avant-garde touch to interior spaces.
