We Answer Wednesday - What is Sculptural Lighting?
“I keep hearing the word “Sculptural Lighting” lately.
What does that mean and how would I execute this trend in my own home?”
One of the things we love most about this job is the
constant changing trends and the excitement of something new & beautiful. I
love this question because when we were in Toronto this year at the Interior Design Show, sculptural lighting was a huge trend. So many people are seeing
the value in having beautiful lighting in your space. It really is an art form.
Sculptural lighting has a wide range of defining
characteristics. Lighting fixtures have a functionality aspect
but they can also double as being abstract works of art. Sculptural lighting
fixtures are so unique and eye-catching that they naturally become conversation
pieces in their settings. The variety of shapes, colours, textures, metals,
materials and sizes are so vast, the options for your home are endless! (and so
are the price points!)
Of course, we understand that changing the lighting in
every room in your home is a large undertaking. The idea of having beautiful
light fixtures in every room is not a reality for all of us, as nice as it
would be. Choose the rooms in your home that you spend the most time in.
Perhaps the living room or bedroom is a great place to start. These are often
some of the most used spaces in a home. As well as the kitchen and dining room.
When we say “sculptural” that doesn’t necessarily mean
it has to be over the top. In a modern setting, a simple, pendant can be
sculptural. Sculptural also means beautiful.
If you’re nervous about being too bold, try adding a
chandelier in an open space. Having the crystal and metal mixture will look
spectacular without being too much. If you are very adventurous, there are many
shapes and styles that will suit your needs.
Here are some of our favourite photos from this year’s
Interior Design Show in Toronto.
Choose something unique and tailored just to your
personal taste!
Labels: home decor, IDS, interior design, kiki interiors, kitchen lighting, lighting, pendant lighting, sculptural lighting, statement lighting, Toronto interior design show, we answer wednesday
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