Mondrian Lighting

Mondrian Lighting is an innovative suspension lamp that exemplifies the intersection of artistic inspiration and functional lighting design, drawing its aesthetic philosophy from the Neo-plasticist movement and the works of painter Piet Mondrian. This sophisticated lighting fixture, which earned the prestigious Silver A' Design Award in the Lighting Products and Fixtures Design category, features a distinctive rectangular form oriented along a horizontal axis, constructed through a masterful arrangement of colored acrylic layers. The design incorporates six carefully selected colors that create dynamic visual interactions across its four distinct viewing angles, with the composition interrupted by a strategic white line and yellow layer that pays homage to Mondrian's characteristic style. The fixture's technical sophistication is evident in its dual-direction illumination system, providing both upward and downward diffused lighting with outputs of 1300 and 4000 lumens respectively, delivering a total flux of 5300 lumens. The lamp's functionality is enhanced by its dimmable LED technology, controlled via a wireless remote system, while its construction features adjustable stainless steel suspension cables that allow for flexible height positioning. Measuring 1320mm in width with a depth and height of 120mm, this lighting solution operates at 230V with 75W power consumption, maintaining a color rendering index (CRI) above 80 and a color temperature of 2700K, making it particularly suitable for contemporary interior spaces where both aesthetic impact and functional illumination are paramount.

Author: Adam Dawson

Keywords: lighting design, neo-plasticism, suspension lamp, LED illumination, contemporary lighting, architectural lighting

SOURCES:
https://competition.adesignaward.com/119028

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