Lighting design style classification

1. Classic & Traditional:

Focus: Emphasis on elegant forms, timeless materials (like bronze, crystal), and enduring styles (e.g., Victorian, Art Deco).
Creativity: Moderate. Relies on established design principles and craftsmanship.

2. Modern & Minimalist:

Focus: Clean lines, simple shapes, and a focus on functionality. Often utilizes materials like metal, glass, and acrylic.
Creativity: Moderate. Emphasizes innovation in form and material usage while maintaining a sense of restraint.

3. Contemporary & Avant-Garde:

Focus: Bold, experimental designs that push boundaries. Often incorporates unexpected materials, unconventional shapes, and innovative lighting techniques.
Creativity: High. Prioritizes artistic expression and originality over traditional aesthetics.

4. Industrial & Rustic:

Focus: Raw, unfinished materials like metal, wood, and concrete. Often features exposed bulbs and a utilitarian aesthetic.
Creativity: Moderate. Creativity lies in the juxtaposition of industrial elements with unexpected materials or finishes.

5. Artistic & Sculptural:

Focus: Lamps that are more like art pieces than functional lighting. Often handcrafted, with a strong emphasis on unique forms and expressive materials.
Creativity: High. Prioritizes artistic expression and individuality over purely functional considerations.

6. Nature-Inspired:

Focus: Drawing inspiration from natural forms like branches, leaves, flowers, and stones. Often incorporates organic materials like wood, stone, and rattan.
Creativity: Moderate to High. Creativity lies in translating natural forms into functional and aesthetically pleasing lighting designs.
Note: These categories are not mutually exclusive, and many lamps may exhibit elements from multiple categories.