The Wire Mesh Light by Kenji Fukushima Design has the resemblance of a beehive. With the bottom half covered in a perforated copper material, the bees could take a few design tips from this distinct illuminator.
The copper material used throughout also gives the lamp an industrial look, and for those living in loft apartments, these are the types of designs that would go perfectly in that type of space. While the mesh section adds a different texture to the light, it also doesn't block off the rays, which can sometimes happen when the bulb is covered too much. There's nothing worse than using a light that doesn't brighten up the room, but the Wire Mesh Light will certainly do the job.
Photo Credits: designboom, kenjifukushima
What's Driving This Trend
- Mesh-covered Lighting
- Opportunity to create more innovative mesh-covered lighting designs that add texture without compromising brightness.
- Industrial Design Lighting
- Room for disruptive innovation in industrial design lighting that embraces the use of materials such as copper and mesh.
- Loft Lighting
- Opportunity to disrupt the loft lighting market by creating designs that pair well with the industrial aesthetic and mesh-covered lighting.
Who This Affects Most
- Home Decor
- The home decor industry can benefit from offering more unique and innovative lighting options that cater to specific decor styles such as industrial and loft.
- Lighting
- The lighting industry can capitalize on incorporating unconventional materials such as mesh and copper in their design offerings.
- Architecture
- Architects can integrate innovative industrial and mesh-covered lighting designs in their projects to enhance the overall aesthetic and atmosphere of a space.
