Abstract design in lighting is a whimsical dance where fixtures and bulbs transcend their functional roles to become sculptural works of art. This style eschews the mundane in favor of the extraordinary, using light as its expressive medium. Think of it as a mischievous magician's act, where beams and shadows play hide-and-seek, and colors pirouette with reckless abandon. Abstract style lighting beckons you into a world where light fixtures defy conventional shapes and materials, opting instead for playful, unexpected forms that challenge your perception of space and dimension.

Abstract style exhibits Japandi style influence

Japandi interior design is a combination of Scandinavian and Japanese design that is minimalistic, earthy and functional. Informed by Sweden, Denmark and Norway, the overall design is Nordic and stretched with a soft color palette. Varaluz Japandi lights and d�cor showcase organic shapes with subtle interests, tonal textural plays and relaxed layers.