Tala & Heatherwick Unveil Wake: A Natural Sleep Aid for Modern Homes
London Design Festival started with a fascinating light installation, 'Sunset Room', by Tala. The event, held in the heart of Shoreditch at Tala's showroom on Rivington Street, displayed the brand's latest creation, the Wake bedside lamp, a collaboration with renowned designer Thomas Heatherwick.
Tala, established in 2015, has expanded beyond individual bulbs, with Wake representing a move towards comprehensive lighting solutions. Heatherwick, known for his distinctive designs, aimed to create a lamp that felt natural in domestic spaces, unlike the sterile aesthetic of most smart home devices.
Wake is a circadian sleep aid, replicating natural sunrise and sunset patterns. Its undulating form and warm, sun-like glow alter throughout the day, supported by advanced technology. The lamp's ceramic base and pressed glass shade produce a gradual shift from soft morning light to a warm, dusk-like hue in the evening. The global sleep market, valued at $600 billion, is witnessing an intersection of wellness technology and thoughtful design, as seen in this collaboration.
The introduction of Wake, coinciding with Tala's 'Sunset Room' installation, signifies a broader acknowledgment in the design industry that wellness technology requires more thoughtful aesthetic consideration. This collaboration between Tala and Heatherwick Studio offers a glimpse into the future of lighting, where functionality meets natural, health-conscious design.
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