British lighting and furniture design maverick Tom Dixon has once again taken steps in innovation with the launch of the latest collection, Utility. The collection breaks traditional boundaries of design by using materials such as heavyweight, extra-thick pressed glass and pseudo-enamel vessels in bold geometric shapes.
The collection gives attention to the ideas of longevity, substance and materiality. Each piece maintains Dixon’s brand ideal inspired by individualist innovation and robust, honest design. The geometrically shaped Enamel Vessels are produced out of cast iron and sprayed with glass powder to create a translucent-enamel effect. The Bead and Top pendant lights, inspired by molten spheres of glass, highlight the honesty of design by bearing marks of the industrial manufacturing process.
The range exemplifies the Dixon brand of no-nonsense design, while sustaining product functionality through each artistically-design piece.
British lighting and furniture design maverick Tom Dixon have once again taken steps in innovation with the launch of the latest collection, Utility. The collection breaks traditional boundaries of design by using materials such as heavyweight, extra-thick pressed glass and pseudo-enamel vessels in bold geometric shapes.
The collection gives attention to the ideas of longevity, substance and materiality. Each piece from the collection maintains Dixon’s brand ideal inspired by individualist innovation and robust, honest design. The geometrically shaped Enamel Vessels are produced out of cast iron and sprayed with glass powder to create a translucent-enamel effect. The Bead and Top pendant lights, inspired by molten spheres of glass, highlight the honesty of design by bearing marks of the industrial manufacturing process.
The range exemplifies the Dixon brand of no-nonsense design, while sustaining product functionality through each artistically-design piece.
