One glance at the photo is enough to understand that the topic of today’s conversation is the original lamps..
The architecture firm Busho Studio, led by talented designer Matt Szaplonczai, showcased a collection of restored classic lamps for industrial lighting to the general public.
Studio in Budapest has developed and brought to life an exclusive series of modern art products, created from raw materials ready for recycling.
Over the years, the artist has been using waste materials from warehouses and factories, collecting lamps with a touch of indastrial style. Industrial models from Matt Szaplonczai are extremely popular.
With his masterpieces, he actively decorates cafes and restaurants, using lighting to create the right atmosphere and focusing the eyes of clients on eccentric design..
The stunning design elements are quite specific, as they use recycled steel parts and frames to make them. Structural parts of equipment, infrastructure systems and engineering elements are taken as a basis for these unique interior items..
As a result, stunning lamps are brought to life, which decorate home furnishings and radically transform public places..
Take a look at the following photo: here is a spotlight in a brushed metal body and an incomprehensible part, lying on an aged textured wooden canvas.
These lamps will perfectly complement the interior of the bar, decorated in a characteristic industrial style. Unique lighting fixtures stylistically combine with cold steel surfaces, spacious rooms with high ceilings and uncovered ductwork, and textured concrete walls.
An unusual bar counter in one of the restaurants is decorated with five charming lampshades in matt silver.
Rounded diffusers are suspended from the ceiling on a thick black electrical cable, soft muted shine creates a friendly atmosphere.
The minimalist lamp is mesmerizing – its shape has a special magnetism and attracts the attention of the public. Functionality allows you to correctly direct the light of the lamp and create the necessary atmosphere.
To realize the creative idea, master Matt Szaplonczai from the engineering bureau Busho Studio has selected many interesting structures previously required for the workshop lighting, which allowed him to create an unusual collection of objects imbued with industrial charm.
The parts have been thoroughly cleaned from rust, polished and oiled by specialists. Unique blueprints allowed the artist to turn soulless mechanisms into fantastic creations that can decorate any room.
The laconic shape of products with a metal shade and a wicker steel frame, typical of industrial premises and workshops, are often used to decorate a restaurant or a concept bar.
If fantastic spotlights are fixed on a chrome-plated beam, hundreds of reflections of light will spill over the space and fill it with a muted flicker..
In the next photo, you can see the process of a designer working on a creative project. He is as focused as possible, as he tries to apply all the necessary professional skills. His experience and talent allow him to breathe life into dead metal and endow it with soul.
This time the creator of the masterpiece is processing massive objects of graceful outlines and attractive texture. He took a three-dimensional part, made a lattice shade out of it and screwed a simple transparent light bulb into the E27 base.
Using simple tools, he creates charming interior accessories that cannot be found in regular stores..
The next two photos show you the process of work at one of the old enterprises, the products of which were used by experts to translate original and delightful products for the illumination of residential apartments and public institutions.
The Vintage Industrial Lights collection by professional engineer Matt Szaplonczai from the Busho Studio design bureau is a perfect example of transforming soulless reclaimed metal into interesting fixtures that give people a cold glow …
