The multi-disciplinary design consultancy Studio Dessuant Bone, brings to light their new creation: Jurassic Light 117, a table lamp made of brass and stone inspired in the natural wonder of the Durdle Door.
Studio Dessuant Bone, understands the complexity of design and the importance of be informed about creative solutions for the retail environment, including large objects and furniture, as well as small custom objects. And feel really pride about creating an engaging and clear handwriting that can traverse across a diverse range of clients and industries, including fashion, lifestyle, creative & product, from concept to creation.
With an open mind and a big spirit of collaboration Studio Dessuant Bone invited to Another Country to design a limited edition object inspired by that brand’s Dorset origins for their 5 year anniversary exhibition, The Dorset Series, during the 2015 London Design Festival.
Another Country is many wonderful things. A shop, a showroom and the headquarters. Their designs are inspired by archetype, unpretentious forms of British Country kitchen style, Shaker, traditional Scandinavian and Japanese woodwork. Another Country re-interpret the spirit and functionality of furniture for a modern customer.
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In the contrasting but beautiful fusion between these two creative spaces, has resulted a cylindrical negative-space inspired by the arch of the Durdle Door, who has been interpreted to create a simple shape that bring us the light.
The Jurassic Light 117 employs Portland stone that carries impressions of fossils from the Dorset area – so acting as a constant reminder of the origins of the design, and a very strong image in our minds of the sun shining through the Durdle Door against the soft Portland Stone who brings a colouration and a unique texture to the design. A brass dimmer switch is used to control the levels of light emitted from the bulb, allowing the user to select their preferred brightness.
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“We translated this idea in a more geometrical shape with the brushed brass arm and the frosted light source acting as the sun against the simple cylinder” Marie Dessuant, who has previously designed a candle holders with handy inner compartments for the brand.More lighting projects from the brand include The First Light collection from Canadian designer Dana Cannam and a collaboration with New York studio Workstead to create a lighting range formed from reconfigurable metal rods.
Source:: http://designgallerist.com/blog/jurassic-light-117-durdle-door-inspiration/
