This wooden pendant lamp was created by designer Ray Power for LZF Lamps, mimicking the shape of a bunch of dominoes tumbling in mid-air. The lamp is made from FSC-certified Polywood, and shaved so thinly that the light is able to come through slightly.
In his design, Power tried to capture the exact feeling of tossing a handful of dominoes in the air and being able to get time to stand still just before they begin to separate and fall in different directions. What's interesting about the design is that is seamlessly turns a series of 2D objects into a solid form that looks 3D as a whole. The domino-inspired lights come in a variety of colors, including a light wooden white, a dark blue and a warm wood.
What's Driving This Trend
- Domino-inspired Lighting
- Designers can create lighting fixtures that mimic the shape of dominoes in a visually stunning way.
- Thinly-shaved Lights
- Lamp manufacturers can experiment with FSC-certified Polywood that is shaved so thinly to create unique lighting designs.
- 2D to 3D Design
- Designers can use dominoes as inspiration for turning 2D objects into 3D designs in other industries.
Who This Affects Most
- Home Lighting
- Manufacturers and designers can create innovative lighting fixtures for homes by incorporating unique designs like domino-inspired lights.
- Sustainable Products
- The use of FSC-certified Polywood in lamp designs can inspire other industries to incorporate sustainable materials into their products as well.
- Interior Design
- Interior designers can draw inspiration from 2D to 3D designs like the domino-inspired lamp to create unique and visually-stunning spaces.
