Bronze Lighting Products and Fixtures Design · 2020
Wave Lamp
by Mario Mazzer
- A' Design Award 2020 Bronze Winner in Lighting Products and Fixtures Design
- Awarded April 15, 2020
- CLIENT: Candelah
- Estimated Number of Design Views: 17,103
- Verification code C6BD8ACBB9 · Verify this award
About Wave Lamp
Wave is a decorative lamp made of plastic wavy rings held together by steel rods. Seen from the side, each ring resembles the infinity sign, with an undulating movement that has no beginning and no end. The lamp is produced in different sizes and versions, including floor, table and ceiling models. When lit, the rings reflect the light and create a chiaroscuro effect that gives a sense of depth. When switched off, the lamp appears dense and sculptural. Several units can be combined to form large light structures or chandeliers.
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- Unique Properties
- This lamp is made of plastic wavy rings held together by steel rods. The ring viewed from the side looks like the infinity sign, depicted by the undulating movement that has no beginning and no end. There are different dimensions and versions: floor lamp, table lamp, ceiling lamp. It is also possible to use this decorative element to create big light structures or Chandelier with endless variations.
- Dimensions & Packaging
- Size:φ26 cm, H: 59 cm
- Tags
- Decorative Lamp, Light Patterns, Plastic Lamp, Waves, Infinity, Shadows, modules, rings, light installations
- Production Technology
- Materials: Aluminium and Plastic
- Design Challenge
- The challenge was to create a lamp made of modules that could itself be a module for endless possibilities light installations. It can be used as a single unit or combined with other types. There's a wide variety of options to create a unique atmosphere. In this way Wave incorporates the user into the design process.
- Project Duration
- The project started in 2016 in Italy and finished in 2018 in China. Wave was exhibited in Hong Kong Lighting fair 2018
- Operation Flow
- The lamp has a visual duality. When lit, the waves that reflect the light create a suggestive chiaroscuro effect givig the lamp a visual perception of depth which changes depending upon the viewing angle. The light beam sways thanks to the wavy rings of the lamp creating evocative shadows.
When switched off, the lamp appears more dense and sculptural. - Research
- The starting point was a combination of emotional encounter with light and a material experiment. The material research focused on the translation of 2D planar geometry in 3 dimensional forms.
Until the final form of Wave was realized, diverse prototypes has been constructed to get the best result. The exact shape of the wavy rings, the distance between them, the colors, the way the rings reflect were researched in many ways to have the best indirect light source. - Inspiration
- The idea was to channel the light beam so that thanks to the sinuosity of the components it sways as if inside is hiding a secret source of light.
This lamp is made of plastic wavy rings held together by steel rods. The ring viewed from the side looks like the infinity sign, depicted by the undulating movement that has no beginning and no end. - Patents
- Patent No.:ZL201530551991.8
Colors of Wave Lamp
Design Interview about Wave Lamp
The idea was to channel the light beam so that thanks to the sinuosity of the components it sways as if inside is hiding a secret source of light. This lamp is made of plastic wavy rings held together by steel rods. The ring viewed from the side looks like the infinity sign, depicted by the undulating movement that has no beginning and no end.
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The project started in 2016 in Italy and finished in 2018 in China. Wave was exhibited in Hong Kong Lighting fair 2018
This design came from the nature and wave，the endless waves of rolling bring peace to life, so i want to make it into the shape of lamp and become part of our life.
Produce and sell by my coorporate company,CANDELAH.
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This lamp is made of plastic wavy rings held together by steel rods, which look like the wave.
Pencil and crayons to make sketches; cutter, cardboards and styrofoam to make the first handmade maquettes; 3ds Max for 3D modeling.
I had an inspiration in my mind , and the my coorporate manufactury helped me made it true.
The challenge was to create a lamp made of modules that could itself be a module for endless possibilities light installations. It can be used as a single unit or combined with other types. There's a wide variety of options to create a unique atmosphere. In this way Wave incorporates the user into the design process.
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