3DCP:Fixtures & Fittings/ Trip


As a starting point for my 'fixtures and fixings' project I decided to carry out some research, as this would enable me to build knowledge and equip myself with the information needed to make informed decisions when creating my outcome. As part of my research I went to Camden to capture a series of photographs appropriate to my subject choice, that I could potentially use as inspiration. I became fascinated with the huge selection of lamp shades and decided to make this my area of focus.
From this I discovered the importance a lamp shade has on enhancing the mood and decor of the room. Each one has been carefully designed to fit the place and occasion, complement without overwhelming, and draw just enough attention to be noticed.
Whilst, exploring the area I noticed that sometimes it's the interesting things that we overlook. We barely even notice the 'wow' factor in which all of us live our lives in.
Below are just a few examples:






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